http://showyourworld.blogspot.com/2009/12/my-world-tuesday-season-2-episode-9.html
This lake was made some hundred years ago by the people of Samos in order to collect the water from the springs above. The water is semi-salty and is used to give power to a wooden propela that moves the mills in a small water-mill to product some wheat flour.
Today its only a ruin, but very usefull place for water birds and fishes.
beautiful picture as always!!!! Have a nice week!
ReplyDeleteMarvelous, beautiful capture and interesting post as always, Benikos! And such stunning colors! Love the reflections on the water!
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Sylvia
What beautiful light!
ReplyDeleteA lovely post with interesting info. Thanks for sharing :-)
ReplyDeleteIt is a lovely photo, I love the lake and the reflection.
ReplyDeleteA superb capture of such a beautiful subject. Sheer perfection in that light.
ReplyDeleteAnd very useful for photographers, too. This is a beautiful shot.
ReplyDeleteSpectacular. So beautiful.
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wow. i could just stare at this scene until the sun comes down. so relaxing. great job.
ReplyDeleteGreat post! It's hard to imagine something so beautiful could be considered a "ruin." What a lovely capture of color and light!
ReplyDeleteInteresting use of the lake. And great capture of it.
ReplyDeleteLovely shot: serene yet colourful.
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