Under the Magnolia Tree

Corfu, Greece

22/6/2006

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The garden of a boutique hotel, in Corfu, with a wonderfull 200 years old magnolia tree.

The historic center of the city of Corfu, in Corfu Island, Greece, is a wonderful example of middle-age Venetian architecture. By walking in the small alleys, the visitor can discover wonderfull buildings of the 15th-19th century, aristocratic mansions of noble families of the past. In one of those buildings we discovered a small private garden with a 200 years old magnolia tree. The building dates back to 1823, having almost the same age with the magnolia tree.

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Location

Europe / Greece

Lat: 39° 37' 16.63" N
Long: 19° 55' 2.17" E

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Canon 350D, Sigma 8mm

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