Soajo, Espigueiros L1005498
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Soajo, Espigueiros L1005473
Soajo, Espigueiros L1005472
Reykjavik, Colours
Serra da Peneda, Vaca L1005518
Serra da Peneda, Senhora da Peneda, Vacas L1005545
Serra da Peneda, Senhora da Peneda, Vaca L1005538
Serra da Peneda, Senhora da Peneda, Vaca L1005535
Serra da Peneda, Senhora da Peneda L1005550
Serra da Peneda, Senhora da Peneda L1005543
Serra da Peneda, Senhora da Peneda L1005542
Serra da Peneda, Senhora da Peneda L1005531
Serra da Peneda, Senhora da Peneda , Vaca
Serra da Peneda, Lamas de Mouro
Serra da Peneda, Lamas de Mouro
Morning peace on the beach, wishing a nice weekend…
My Estrelinha and her friend Alfa
Lindoso, Espigueiros L1005457
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Borgarvirki Fortress, View
Pousada Mosteiro de Amares L1005592
Pousada Mosteiro de Amares L1005600
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Pousada Mosteiro de Amares
Borgarvirki, Icelandic Lambs
Carrasqueira, Cais palafítico L1005409
Carrasqueira, Cais palafítico
Carrasqueira, Cais palafítico L1005428
Carrasqueira, Cais palafítico L1005429
Carrasqueira, Cais palafítico L1005435
Carrasqueira, Cais palafítico L1005438
Skagafjörður Heritage Museum
Skagafjörður Heritage Museum
Alcácer do Sal L1005374
Alcácer do Sal, Esquecida
Alcácer do Sal, Esquecida L1005386
Alcácer do Sal, Esquecida L1005390
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Lindoso, Espigueiros L1005456
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The Lindoso Granaries date back from the 18th and 19th centuries. Contrary to what was often written by some that present them as an expression of community life, they are private and adjusted in its structure and volume to the possessions of each family. By having a look at the type of granary, also called “canastro”, one could guess to which house they would belong. However, due to several divisions this became quite difficult. In the past they were a privileged place for thieves, especially at times of cereal crisis. Their location, in a high place, did not obey to a community programme of corn distribution, but to the need of cereals’ ventilation and surveillance.
This daily surveillance of the cereals, of the vineyards, of the flour in mills and eventually also of fruit trees was carried out by policemen in a rotation scheme and / or by owners of houses that had vineyards, under the local authorities orders: president of the parish council, the janitor, etc.
The existence of sanctions and the surveillance system – evidence the lack of trust and confidence and also the idea that poor would steal/ rob the wealthiest – and this also conveyed the idea that there was a certain interest among the inhabitants. Only when deprivation and starvation were eliminated, and all the houses had a vineyard, did this surveillance system disappeared as it had no reason to exist.
Source: www.center.pt/imprensactr/estudo_187.pdf
The Lindoso Granaries date back from the 18th and 19th centuries. Contrary to what was often written by some that present them as an expression of community life, they are private and adjusted in its structure and volume to the possessions of each family. By having a look at the type of granary, also called “canastro”, one could guess to which house they would belong. However, due to several divisions this became quite difficult. In the past they were a privileged place for thieves, especially at times of cereal crisis. Their location, in a high place, did not obey to a community programme of corn distribution, but to the need of cereals’ ventilation and surveillance.
This daily surveillance of the cereals, of the vineyards, of the flour in mills and eventually also of fruit trees was carried out by policemen in a rotation scheme and / or by owners of houses that had vineyards, under the local authorities orders: president of the parish council, the janitor, etc.
The existence of sanctions and the surveillance system – evidence the lack of trust and confidence and also the idea that poor would steal/ rob the wealthiest – and this also conveyed the idea that there was a certain interest among the inhabitants. Only when deprivation and starvation were eliminated, and all the houses had a vineyard, did this surveillance system disappeared as it had no reason to exist.
Source: www.center.pt/imprensactr/estudo_187.pdf
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