Monday Mystery Photo- Last time Morocco

Melanie from An Introvert Talks, submitted the beautiful photograph, below.

Do you know where this might be located?

 

 

Every second Monday, I post a new photo of a ‘mystery’ location, and sometimes a mystery object.  I invite you to leave a comment if you think you know the location, or what the mystery object might be.

If you guess correctly, I will link back to your blog in the follow-up post, when the answer is revealed.

N.B. Comments will be released on alternate Mondays (Australian E.S.T.), so as not to spoil the fun for late-comers to this post.

Contribution and guest posts of Monday mystery photos are very welcome. You can send me the photograph by email. My addy can be found by clicking on my profile.

Many thanks to Melanie from An Introvert Talks, for submitting the current series of photographs for Monday Mystery Photo.

Previous Monday Mystery Photograph

The photo depicted a Phoenician Cemetery carved out from stone on the coast in Tangier, Morocco. A country that I have read much about but never visited! It looks fascinating. And it was leggypeggy

who correctly identified it. Marvellous remnants of a very ancient civilization.

Monday Mystery photo gives you something to ponder about, today.

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Monday Mystery Photo – Last time Tenerife

Where in the World could this scene be found?

Every second Monday, I post a new photo of a ‘mystery’ location, and sometimes a mystery object.  I invite you to leave a comment if you think you know the location, or what the mystery object might be.

If you guess correctly, I will link back to your blog in the follow-up post, when the answer is revealed.

N.B. Comments will be released on alternate Mondays (Australian E.S.T.), so as not to spoil the fun for late-comers to this post.

Contribution and guest posts of Monday mystery photos are very welcome. You can send me the photograph by email. My addy can be found by clicking on my profile.

Many thanks to Melanie from An Introvert Talks for submitting the above photograph.

 

Previous Monday Mystery Photograph

 

Ulli from the blog Banactee advises that the location of the mystery photos of the Stone pyramid, seen above, was on the island of Tenerife, Spain. It stumped us all! What a great mystery photo this is. I would never have guessed Tenerife, Spain as the location!

The purpose for the ancient structure is unclear. Here are some explanations, including one from Thor Heyerdahl.

Ulli advises that the stone pyramid of Guimar was left by the native people of the Canary Island group and are fortunately still existing un-destroyed.

Many thanks, Ulli!

 

 

 Monday Mystery is something international and inclusive to ponder about.

Monday Mystery Photo – Last time Canary Islands

Where do think this structure is located?

Every second Monday, I post a new photo of a ‘mystery’ location, and sometimes a mystery object.  I invite you to leave a comment if you think you know the location, or what the mystery object might be.

If you guess correctly, I will link back to your blog in the follow-up post, when the answer is revealed.  N.B. Comments will be released on alternate Mondays (Australian E.S.T.), so as not to spoil the fun for late-comers to this post.

Contribution and guest posts of Monday mystery photos are very welcome. You can send me the photograph by email. My addy can be found by clicking on my profile.

Many thanks to Banactee for submitting the above photograph.

Previous Monday Mystery Photograph

 

The photo from Banectee depicted the ancient petroglyphs from the Fajana cemetery on the island of La Palma, Spain in the Canarian Archipelago, thought to be etched by the Indigenous people of the Canary Islands.

“Today, archaeological and ethnographic studies have led most scholars to accept the view that the pre -colonial population of the Canaries shared common origins with North African Berber tribes from the Atlas Mountains region who began to arrive in the Canaries by sea around 1000 BCE or earlier.” Source: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Canary_Islands_in_pre-colonial_times

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Monday Mystery Photo – Last time Myanmar

Every second Monday, I post a new photo of a ‘mystery’ location, and sometimes a mystery object.  I invite you to leave a comment if you think you know the location, or what the mystery object might be.

If you guess correctly, I will link back to your blog in the follow-up post, when the answer is revealed.  N.B. Comments will be released on alternate Mondays (Australian E.S.T.), so as not to spoil the fun for late-comers to this post.

Contribution and guest posts of Monday mystery photos are very welcome. You can send me the photograph by email. My addy can be found by clicking on my profile.

Many thanks to Banactee for submitting the following photograph.

Do you know where this rocky structure is located?

Look carefully and you will get a hint.

 

Previous Monday Mystery Photo – Myanmar

 

Many thanks to Donny Suryanto at Buddhistartnews for contributing the last Monday Mystery photograph, of Kyaik-hti-yo Pagoda – the Golden Hanging Rock in Myanmar.

Kyaiktiyo Pagoda is a popular pilgrim site among Buddhists. It is the second most important pilgrim site of all Myanmar. It is located at the summit of Mount Kyaiktiyo, 1,100 meters above sea level.  Placed on the very edge of a hill as if it was defying gravity, the legends says the rock is actually supported by a hair from Buddha and that is the reason why hundreds of thousands of Burmese come every year to venerate it.

[Source: againstthecompass.com/]

 

Well done to Peggy  and Mz&cho for correctly guessing the location.

 

 

Something fun to ponder about this Monday morning.

Monday Mystery Photo – Last time Estonia

Every second Monday, I post a new photo of a ‘mystery’ location, and sometimes a mystery object.

I invite you to leave a comment if you think you know the location, or what the mystery object might be.

If you guess correctly, I will link back to your blog in the follow-up post, when the answer is revealed.

N.B. Comments will be released on alternate Mondays (Australian E.S.T.), so as not to spoil the fun for late-comers to this post.

Contribution and guest posts of Monday mystery photos are very welcome.

You can send me the photograph. My email addy can be found on my profile.

Where is this structure located?

Many thanks to Donny Suryanto at Buddhistartnews for contributing this photograph.

Previous Monday Mystery Photo

Thanks to Peggy for sharing your unusual photograph last week. You can read more on Peggy’s post here, but it was of course, as Drake suggested:

Mati Karmin’s bronze pig sculpture in Tartu (Estonia)

The bronze sculpture of a pig on a barrel features a poem by Hirv, engraved on the one side and the opposite side, (shown here), has the numbered lists of the butcher ‘cuts’ for pork. The message is fairly obvious.

Well done, Drake! Something fun to ponder about this Monday morning.