Hora Kids Hoodies

This pattern is inspired by the traditional Romanian folk dance called “Hora”

Hora de Aventura

A striking phrase from the end of the Adventure Time episodes.

Lazy times

Hope you like it =)

Bird-book retro poster. Hora de leer

Pirates with crossed swords / Piratas con sables cruzados / Pirates avec sabres croisés / Piraten mit gekreuzten Säbeln

Llego la Hora Del Cafe

Folk dancing troupe of Kibbutz Dalia, Israel, dancing the hora. Black and white photo taken 1 June 1945 by Zoltan Kluger, public domain, via Wikimedia Commons. Colorized.

HORA - traditional symbolic romanian dance - Traditional Romanian folk art knitted embroidery pattern

Bone Church, Kutna Hora

Church of Saint Barbara (Sv. Svata Barbora), a Roman Catholic church in the Gothic Style at Kutna Hora, Czech Republic. UNESCO World Heritage Site

Six fanart

Church of Saint Barbara (Sv. Svata Barbora), a Roman Catholic church in the Gothic Style at Kutna Hora, Czech Republic. UNESCO World Heritage Site

Church of Saint Barbara (Sv. Svata Barbora), a Roman Catholic church in the Gothic Style at Kutna Hora, Czech Republic at sunset. UNESCO World Heritage Site

Nothing like relaxing with music and a glass of wine.

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Pirate with boots / Pirate avec des bottes / Pirata conbotas / Pirat mit Stiefeln

Ilustración del eclipse total observador el ciclista un regalo especial para ese deportista en buen tiempo para los amantes del ciclismo

There's some Horahs in this house. There's some Horahs in this house. For this whack ass party.

A beautiful love between friends ...

Rainha dos vampiros kawaii !!

Say it! Say it!!! How do you say it's time to eat in Spanish?!?!? ES HORA DE COMER!!!

No te apresures. Estamos felices de esperarte y entender que algo imprevisto siempre interviene. Te conocemos y por lo tanto no nos preocupamos. Le puede pasar a cualquiera. No te perdiste nada.

Ruler of the Candy Kingdom, scientist and an awesome girl

Night view from one of the many little squares in the Hora of Folegandros, Cyclades, Greece Camera: Canon EOS 1Ds Mark III

Chora church (Turkish: Kariye Müzesi, Kariye Camii, or Kariye Kilisesi — the Chora Museum, Mosque or Church) is probably one of the most beautiful museums of Istanbul. It's relatively difficult to find, compared to marvels such as Hagia Sophia, the Blue Mosque, the Topkapi palace, the Basilica Cistern, that are very close the one to the other, but it's an absolute "must see"!!! It's mostly famous for its fantastic mosaics (considered the best sample of late Byzantine art, also know as "The Palaeologian Renaissance") but you can also see some fantastic frescoes, like this one. Chora church is part of the "Historic areas of Istanbul", World Heritage Site by UNESCO

Watch your time wisely, it's precious.

Mirror, mirror on the wall.

My own re-imagination of this cute princess

Walking around the picturesque streets of Chora in Kythira (or "Cythera") island (Greece), you can see 3 different styles of Architecture: Venetian, Cretan and Cycladic. This particular spot with the "Fossa" (arch) reminds mostly the cycladic architecture.

One more of the "trademarks" of Mykonos is this beautiful byzantine church, Panagia Paraportiani. It is one of the oldest in the island. It is also one of the most "famous" churches in the Aegean and certainly the most famous of Mykonos. "Paraportiani" means "by the door" and it took its name from a nearby door of the old and now almost "dissapeared" castle. Many people think that the building is only one church, while Panagia Paraportiani is only a small church on the "1st floor" where the dome is and there are two diferent churches on ground level all of them "stuck" together. Two more churches in a distance of few meters create a magnificent "neighborhood" of churches. It is considered to be one of the finest examples of popula...

n the vast majority of the islands of the Aegean their "capitals" are called "Hora" (or "Chora"). Most of the Horas are located in the interior of the island, high up on some hill, relatively far from the sea. The main reasons, were defensive reasons, as the people of the islands wanted to avoid attacks from the pirates that once upon a time were lurking the Archipelago. Of course there are some exceptions. For example, the "Hora" of Myconos is a seaside town, because the Myconians used to do business with the pirates, or in some cases were pirates themselves. The Hora of Serifos is divided in 2 parts, in 2 neighbourhoods, the Ano (Upper) Hora and the Kato (lower) Hora. In this photo you can see the square (Piazza) of Ano Hora, whe...

There some houses in Mykonos that are a little bit diferent that the small, cubic, white and blue houses, what we know as typical Aegean architecture. Some of them are called "Kapetaneika" ("Old captains' houses") and are located right by the sea, where the castle of Mykonos used to be, very close to "Little Venice" Camera: Canon EOS 30 D