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a short trip to the Timis river
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Valentin Arfire
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goats
handheld panorama of some goats by the road
http://www.360cities.net/image/goats-banat#339.20,7.80,70.0
handheld panorama of some goats by the road
http://www.360cities.net/image/goats-banat#339.20,7.80,70.0
Asher Kelman
OPF Owner/Editor-in-Chief
Valentin,
There's a story with each of these interesting panos. What's really helpful is to know that one can indeed switch of the controls and exit the advertisements. These drive me nuts as does the spinning of the pano when it gets out of control. My fault as I move the arrow too fast! Still these are interesting.
The monastery is one case in particular. The walls of the new structure are made of mud and straw! That's so amazing to me to know that today it's still being used in a European country! It would be nice to know something of the order. What are they known for what good, if any do they do?
The goats on the side of the road are wonderful as a wide angle picture with the road and long trees receding into the distance. That at least, might be a mistake. A regular shot would have been a treasure.
So Valentin can you extract a nice shot of the goats and trees?
Thanks for sharing,
Asher
There's a story with each of these interesting panos. What's really helpful is to know that one can indeed switch of the controls and exit the advertisements. These drive me nuts as does the spinning of the pano when it gets out of control. My fault as I move the arrow too fast! Still these are interesting.
The monastery is one case in particular. The walls of the new structure are made of mud and straw! That's so amazing to me to know that today it's still being used in a European country! It would be nice to know something of the order. What are they known for what good, if any do they do?
The goats on the side of the road are wonderful as a wide angle picture with the road and long trees receding into the distance. That at least, might be a mistake. A regular shot would have been a treasure.
So Valentin can you extract a nice shot of the goats and trees?
Thanks for sharing,
Asher
Valentin Arfire
New member
hi Asher and thank you 
regarding the cob (straw+clay+sand+water) you'll find plenty over the internet - here is a link to a company that is promoting the ancient technique
http://www.cobcottage.com/whatis
there is a town in Yemen called Shibam where the tallest buildings of earth stay for centuries
and here are some images with the goats
regarding the cob (straw+clay+sand+water) you'll find plenty over the internet - here is a link to a company that is promoting the ancient technique
http://www.cobcottage.com/whatis
there is a town in Yemen called Shibam where the tallest buildings of earth stay for centuries
and here are some images with the goats
Valentin Arfire
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