Lederhose oder Dirndl
hang on in there!
Pink on the street
Cannons on my way - HFF!
retour de Crète... 2017
grosses nuages sur l'humanité ...
Wait and See
José Martí
Sprinkenhof* ... und was der Fotograf sieht ... ~~…
Pieds nus.....
Schaffhausen - Munot
Atlantis
Machapuchare
Pollen au nez...
Bonne Fin De Semaine @++
A Postcard from the North Sea
Ma fleur/Mon papillon
Cienfuegos and his cars
Castillo del Principe / 6 - the entrance
Castillo del Principe / 8 - the surprise
PAYRET
Früh um sechs, ist die Welt noch in Ordnung
Haus 33- Einfamilienhaus von Hans Scharoun
po po
Explored - Mönchsgrasmücke - Henne (Wilhelma)
Bonne Soirée & Bonne Fête aux Mamans @++
Celtic World - Detail
Moon and Jupiter over Isabel
Cienfuegos at the market
Paseo del Prado
Malecon
La pêche miraculeuse...!
Leaving Portovenere
Explored - Tulpe
Staircase - Treppenhaus / Messberghof Hamburg
München ist rot !
Christel Lechner: „Wäschefrauen“ (4 * PiP)
Roofs
enter another world
Parisienne.
Bon Mardi @++
Roma - piazza Venezia
The subordinate
TSC: Metall
At The Station ...
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Palacio del Segundo Cabo - In 1770 the Spanish Crown decided to construct a building next to the Castillo de la Real Fuerza on the north side of the Plaza de Armas to serve as the Royal Post Office, responsible for all postal communication within Spain’s Ibero-American colonies. The stout Moorish-inspired part Baroque, part Neoclassical building of cut limestone was completed in 1772. The windows overlooking its central courtyard feature Cadiz-style shutters.
In 1820 it became, briefly, the army quartermaster’s headquarters, accounting office and treasury. In the mid-19th century it became the official residence of the vice-captain general, the ‘Subinspector Segundo Cabo,’ from which it takes its name. Following independence, in 1902, it housed the Senate of the Republic and afterwards the Supreme Court.
In recent decades it has served as the home of the Instituto Cubano del Libro (a state-run institution that promotes literature), but since 2012 has been closed for a lengthy restoration. It is slated to reopen as an avant-garde cultural center.
In 1820 it became, briefly, the army quartermaster’s headquarters, accounting office and treasury. In the mid-19th century it became the official residence of the vice-captain general, the ‘Subinspector Segundo Cabo,’ from which it takes its name. Following independence, in 1902, it housed the Senate of the Republic and afterwards the Supreme Court.
In recent decades it has served as the home of the Instituto Cubano del Libro (a state-run institution that promotes literature), but since 2012 has been closed for a lengthy restoration. It is slated to reopen as an avant-garde cultural center.
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