What a wonderful view to take in - this morning, Zara Altair ! Adelheid Hörnlein , isn't this trulli beautiful? I first saw these unique structures on a visit to southern Italy in 2012. Folks can read more about them at http://www.trullipuglia.com/Trullihist.htm
Elaine Nieberding Yes, these huts look like trullies for the form of their roof. As far as I know ehrn they are so completely of natural stone they are more like animal shelters or shepherd shelters. The #Trullo was a house for people. The curious thing what they say is: taxes at a certain time of history was calculated by the roof surface. Trullies have only the small ring of surface on the top - the story goes, that's why they built this curious cover of their houses, sometimes 4 or 6 one by the other.
Looks like here in #Italy or somewhere else in South #Europe. Lovely photo Zara Altair
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ReplyDeleteWhat a wonderful view to take in - this morning, Zara Altair ! Adelheid Hörnlein , isn't this trulli beautiful? I first saw these unique structures on a visit to southern Italy in 2012. Folks can read more about them at http://www.trullipuglia.com/Trullihist.htm
ReplyDeleteElaine Nieberding Yes, these huts look like trullies for the form of their roof. As far as I know ehrn they are so completely of natural stone they are more like animal shelters or shepherd shelters. The #Trullo was a house for people. The curious thing what they say is: taxes at a certain time of history was calculated by the roof surface. Trullies have only the small ring of surface on the top - the story goes, that's why they built this curious cover of their houses, sometimes 4 or 6 one by the other.
ReplyDeleteElaine Nieberding Wow! Thanks for the further read.
ReplyDeleteAdelheid Hörnlein Spot on with your eye for Italy.
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