[New post] The last leper colony

lorenzo borghi posted: "Closed in 1957, the last leper colony of Europe was located in the fortress of Spinalonga. It counted up to 400 members Entrance to the citadel from the West side View on Plaka bay from the fortress Saint Luca ramparts North sea view Through the Vene" artborghi.com The last leper colony lorenzo borghi Sep 30 Closed in 1957, the last leper colony of Europe was located in the fortress of Spinalonga. It counted up to 400 members Entrance to the citadel from the West side View on Plaka bay from the fortress Saint Luca ramparts North sea view Through the Venetian quarters   This is the new episode of the reportage Crete:Kingdom of Candia. Click each picture to open it full size. Previous episode(s): 1. Once upon the time in the Kingdom of Candia 2. Gramvousa ochre and turquoise 3. Solo sliders 4. Go West: Falassarna shores of Crete 5. Balos lagoon, a royal beauty 6. Balos, all the colors of water 7. Visitors (or not) in the Mediterranean Sea 8. The only good nation is Imagination 9. Postcards from Chania 10. Wet rocks 11. Rethymno: the Fortezza 12. Between two words 13. A lucky underwater encounter 14. A trip to Spinalonga Comment Unsubscribe to no longer receive posts from artborghi.com. Change your email settings at manage subscriptions. Trouble clicking? Copy and paste this URL into your browser: https://artborghi.com/2022/09/30/the-last-leper-colony/ Powered by WordPress.com