ORIGINAL TITANIC IMAGES

British luxury liner "S.S. Titanic" in dock at Southampton prior to her fatal maiden voyage.
Location:Southampto n, United KingdomDate taken:1912

Captain E.J. Simth, who would skipper the Titanic on its fateful voyage.
Date taken:1910

British White Star Lines' luxury liner "Titanic" being towed through Victoria Channel, into Belfast Lough for her sea trials, April 2, 1912.
Location:Belfast, IrelandDate taken:April 02, 1912

Passengers strolling past lifeboats aboard the ocean liner Titanic.
Date taken:1912

Illustrated cross section of British White Star Lines' luxury liner "Titanic" showing decks, storage areas etc. as well as probable points of impact w. iceberg below waterline.
Date taken:1912

The sinking of the British luxery liner "Titanic" by Henry Reuterdahl based on material supplied by survivors of the shipwreck.
Date taken:April 1912

Illustration of lifeboats around the ocean liner Titanic as it goes down in the Atlantic Ocean.
Date taken:1912

Passengers in life jackets prepare to abandon ship after the ocean liner Titanic struck an iceberg and began sinking.
Date taken:August 12, 1912

Rescuers from the ship Carpathia helping Titanic's radio operator Harold Bride off ship, Bride's SOS alerted public to sinking of the Titanic

Anxious callers outside offices of the White Star line waiting to learn news of survivors of shipwreck of luxury liner "Titanic" which sank off Newfoundland after it struck an iceberg on its maiden voyage.
Location:New York, NY, USDate taken:April 1912

Survivors of the ordeal crying after watching the movie about the "Titanic," and reminisencing about being in the same lifeboat.
Location:US

A view showing the statue in memory of those who were drowned in the "Titanic" disaster in the Donegall Square in front of the City Hall.
Location:Belfast, IrelandDate taken:1941

Amazing modern swimming pool house by Hariri & Hariri Architecture

Wooden Pool House Contemporary architecture

In the suburbs of Connecticut, there is a tiny architectural jewel created . It’s in fact a swimming pool house, but with its 365sq.m area it might as well be the main house. Built of natural stone and Ipe wood, the pool house is eye-candy with its blend of minimalist elegance and modernistic sophistication. The building’s distinctive feature is an angular archway that parallels the pool and gives great protection against sun and bad weather if the owners decide to dine outside. On the inside there are the usual premises – bar, kitchen and bathroom. Lovely!

Ultra Modern and Stylisg luxury pool house

Contemporary architecture pool house

Modern Home Architecture

Modern Home and Garden Architecture Pool House

Pool House Dining Place on the terrace

Modern interior design Living room

Contemporary design

night view pool witn lights

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The World's Most Romantic Hotels Le Sirenuse — Positano, Italy

The Old Palazzo Of The Marchesi Sersale Was Converted Into The Le Sirenuse Hotel In 1951.

Romantic View 5 stars hotel

A Series Of Renovations Have Turned This Building Into One Of The Finest Hotels Of Southern Italy. The Hotel Has 63 Rooms, 2 Bars, Heated Outdoor Swimming Pool, Fine Dining And Light Lunch Served By The Pool By Multinational Staff.

Romantic View 5 stars hotel in italy


Most Rooms With Seaview, Jacuzzi, All With A/C. The Restaurant Is Closed During The Months Of December, January And February, Therefore The Hotel Will Offer Full American Breakfast Only Via Room Service. The Bar Remains Open When The Restaurant Is Closed.

Interior design bedroom romantic hotel

Le Sirenuse opened in 1951, when the Sersale family decided to turn their summer house in Positano into a small elegant hotel. They started with eight
Romantic interior design in luxury hotel in italy
rooms and a large terrace overlooking the Islands of the Sirens.
Fifty years later the hotel has 62 rooms with all the comforts of a five star luxury hotel without losing the atmosphere of a family home. The Sersale family still owns and manages the hotel with that special touch.

Romania Stones That Literally Grow by Themselves !

Romania may be known as the land of Dracula, heaped with bloodthirsty vampires and other creatures shaped by Hollywood imagination, but it is also a land where nature has had an interesting activity



Far less known to the world then Dracula, stand an impressive number of stones which quite literally grow by themselves. This may be a great subject for the next Stephen King novel, living stones attacking a group of American scientists trying to investigate the roots of Dracula’s legend. The stones are real and known to mortals as Trovants.



Near a village, just south of central Romania a number of stone formations with alien features lie dormant, witnesses to the passing of time; that is – until it rains. Not long after the last drops of water fall, they begin a multiplication process. Small oval or round blain-like forms appear on the upper part of them. Many people are amazed and even locals are impressed when after heavy rainfall these rock formations begin to live.’Locals have aptly dubbed them, “growing stones.”




Trovants have a hard stone core but their shells are made of sand, as most examples have been found in sandy regions. Geologists argue that the rocks are the result of a cementation process that occurred millions of years ago in this region and it is somehow accepted that their creation has its roots in the early diagenesis Scientifically these stones are sandstone concretions and the weird forms are achieved by an irregular secretion of cement.








In 2006 a museum was built to host some of these remarkable pieces. Within the walls and outside of the “Muzeul Trovantilor” (Trovant Museum) in Costesti, a village in the Valcea region, visitors can see various Trovants in different shapes and sizes from small examples to some that are over 10 meters tall.








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