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Monte San Giuliano

For six hundred years Erice was known as Monte San Giuliano, the name given by the Normans who built the Castello di Venere and the tower of La Madrice.
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Torretta Pepoli as seen from the Castello di Venere
Torretta Pepoli as seen from the Castello di Venere		 DSC_6878BW.jpg
DSC_6878BW.jpg		 SanGiovanni Erice.jpg
SanGiovanni Erice.jpg		 DSC_7042BW.jpg
DSC_7042BW.jpg
The precinct of the goddess
The precinct of the goddess		 Interior courtyard - Castello di Venere
Interior courtyard - Castello di Venere		 Interior structure - Castello di Venere - Erice
Interior structure - Castello di Venere - Erice		 La Madrice.jpg
La Madrice.jpg
LaMadrice.jpg
LaMadrice.jpg		 La Madrice
La Madrice		 Rooftop view from San Rocco tower to Mt. Cofano
Rooftop view from San Rocco tower to Mt. Cofano		 Mure puniche 900 BC.jpg
Mure puniche 900 BC.jpg
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bill friedlander27-Oct-2015 16:28
A beautiful place, William, a place I would love to visit. V
Shmuel Halevi26-Oct-2015 14:27
Excellent photography.
Helen Betts05-Dec-2014 20:06
A very striking gallery from what appears to be a number of visits over the years. Lovely work, William. V.
Marc Demoulin02-Dec-2014 07:55
Fabulous lights captured here William! vVv
Marc
Paolo Peggi (aka Bracciodiferro)30-Nov-2014 16:46
The "Mono" Specialist! Vote
Paolo
Guest 29-Nov-2014 19:25
All so marvelous in b&w. Bravissimo. V
Dan Greenberg29-Nov-2014 15:48
Sensational series and presentation. ~VVV~
Theo Bögels22-Nov-2014 07:18
B&W works wonderfully in this fantastic series. V
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