Sammezzano Castle - Italy
The Castle of Sammezzano, located in Tuscany, is an example of Moorish Revival architectural style, unique and very far from the renaissance aesthetic typical of the area.
It was erected in 1605 by the Spanish nobleman, Ximenes of Aragon, who became ennamored with eastern culture and aesthethic.
The building reflects the complex mind of his owner and its great taste for mixing styles: gothic, typical florentine patterns and moorish decorations fit unexpectedly and perfectly together into the same space.
Currently the Castle of Sammezzano is becoming run down because of economical problems and lack of interest of the private owners to care for the unique architecture. That makes more difficult to have access to it and film it.
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2. cameramaster commented 8 years ago
3. Judge-Jake commented 8 years ago
4. thundersnow commented 8 years ago
ComentAtor, it used to be possible years ago to get that many views within the first 24 hours of the video posted, because there were so many more active snotr users, nowadays it won't be possible to reach that achievement any longer, no matter how good the video.
5. ComentAtor commented 8 years ago
# 4 esi mi dobar is actually jesi mi dobar .. meaning .. how are you?
dear thundersnow .. i was hoping admins would change it to 500 so maaaybe i could get another little achievement
6. thundersnow commented 8 years ago
I found the video "esi mi dobar" intriguing, not sure I totally get its meaning though...
You know, that's a good idea, to lower the achievement goal for views...I need more achievements too..
Have fun on vacation, and don't forget your snotr friends!
8. thundersnow commented 8 years ago
10. thundersnow commented 8 years ago
And why did anyone down-vote #1 ComentAtor??...Nothing wrong with his comment!
-1 1. ComentAtor commented 8 years ago
or https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aR0dpZAIJsU
P.S. Have a video with 5000 views the first day it was published (0 / 5000)? 500 would be enough ??
update
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5OVY7MmSSYs
too bad you dont understand
yeah i am bored