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Ευχαριστούμε Άγγελε για το όμορφο βίντεο! Πολύ όμορφο μέρος. Υπέροχα πλάνα! 👏 💯

Very nice 🙂

Ανατριχιαστικό 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻

Απο τα καλύτερα βίντεο,μου άρεσε πολύ η παρουσίαση πληροφοριών μαζί με την εικόνα και το ασπρόμαυρο πλάνο με την γαλανόλευκη!!!! Συγχαρητήρια

Ευχαριστούμε Άγγελε για το όμορφο βίντεο! Πολύ όμορφο μέρος. Υπέροχα πλάνα! 👏 💯

Nice job my friend 🙂

υπέροχο βίντεο!!

Διαμαντακι της Εύβοιας!!! Υπέροχο βίντεο

Τελειοοοοο 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻

Ευχαριστούμε Άγγελε για το όμορφο βίντεο! Υπέροχα πλάνα! 👏 💯

Nice job my friend 🙂

Ατμοσφαιρικό βίντεο

Nice footage 👍

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Castello Rosso The imposing Kokkinokastro, as the locals call it, is located at the foot of Mount Ochis, between the villages of Grampias and Myloi, just 4 kilometers from Karystos. The impressive medieval fortress takes its name from the reddish slate stones it is built with, which give it a slightly reddish hue. According to the researchers, the castle was built by the Lombards, and specifically by the Veronese baron Ravano dalle Carceri, between 1209 and 1216, on the foundations of a Byzantine fortress that previously existed on the hill. It was an administrative center but also an object of claim for all the conquerors who passed through the area of ​​Karystia, with the Franks and the Catalans holding it successively until 1359, when the latter sold the timari of Karystos to the Venetians for 6,000 ducats. During the Franko-Levantine era, the castello was one of the best fortified castles in Evia, while a large settlement grew around it from the inhabitants of nearby villages seeking safety. After 1470 the castle passed into the hands of the Turks, who called it Kizil Hisar. During the Greek Revolution, Kokkinokastro was besieged by Odysseus Androutsos, the Euboean chieftain Nikolaos Kriezotis and the French philhellene Faviero, who, however, failed to conquer it. The fortress was liberated after the withdrawal of the Turks from Evia in 1833. The castle had double walls and a large inner enclosure. Today, mainly the outer walls, parts of the inner fortification, as well as the first level of various buildings that were residences, warehouses and areas for the guard are preserved.

Τι ωραίο κάστρο 🏰❤ μπράβο Άγγελε

Ευχαριστούμε Άγγελε για το όμορφο βίντεο! Πολύ όμορφο θέμα. Υπέροχα πλάνα! 👏 💯

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Τι Κρίμα 😔 Για πιο λόγο ωμός ; 🤔

Very nicely footage

Nice footage 👍

Great video! Which drone make and model is this?

You captured the dynamics of the car running there. It's a very cool sight. Nice flight! Thanks for sharing, my friend!🥷🇯🇵

Wow! I was drawn into your video from the opening scene. It's amazing like a movie! Great flight. Thanks for sharing, my friend!🥷🇯🇵

Καλά το πήγαινα το αμάξι Άγγελε 😁

Above the village of Gorgopotamos is the historic bridge of Gorgopotamos, which joins the two slopes of Oita. Even today, the main Athens-Thessaloniki railway line passes over it. The construction of the Bridge, like the rest of the line from Bralo to Lianokladi, was done by the French Company "Batignoles" which led the newly founded "Company of Hellenic Railways" with the Frenchman K. Barbier as Technical Director, the Frenchman Bero as Chief Engineer and a mixed crew of Frenchmen. English, Italian and Greek engineers and workers. The bridge was first blown up in April 1941 by the retreating British, resulting in only one truss falling. The damage was quickly repaired by the occupiers. It was blown up for the second time on the night of November 25, 1942, where the united resistance organizations of the E.A.M. and the E.D.E.S. together with English saboteurs, following a decision by the allied headquarters of the Middle East, blew up the bridge causing great delay in the passage of the Germans pressing the Allies into Africa, thus writing one of the most glorious pages of our recent history. The operation was difficult because the bridge was well guarded by Italian guards. The plan was carefully crafted. The Saboteurs using information they got from local shepherds, through paths leading to the river bed, reached under the Bridge. With a surprise attack they neutralized the guards and the bridge was blown up. The blowing up of the Gorgopotamos Bridge was one of the biggest and most difficult acts of sabotage of the Second World War in the Balkans and one of the most brilliant achievements of the National Resistance. The Italians rebuilt the bridge which was operational again in January 1943. They took over the guarding of the Bridge themselves, but then the Germans took over guarding it, because they no longer trusted the Italians. The bridge was blown up a third time by the retreating Germans on October 13, 1944. The new bridge was reconstructed in 1948 and is 211 meters long and 30 meters high. On the small hill located a few meters away, an anniversary gathering of representatives of the state and resistance organizations is held to commemorate the feat of November 25, 1942, which expresses, among other things, the unity of the struggle of the years of the Occupation against the forces of violence.

Ευχαριστούμε Άγγελε για το όμορφο βίντεο! Υπέροχα πλάνα! 👏 💯

Μπράβο Άγγελε όμορφα πλάνα!!!

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Ευχαριστούμε Άγγελε για το όμορφο βίντεο! Πολύ όμορφο μέρος. Υπέροχα πλάνα! 👏 💯

Βιντεάρα!!!

Υπέροχες εικόνες από την μαγευτική Μάνη!!! Ευχαριστούμε

Γίγαντας τιτάνας...πολύ ωραίο φίλε

Πολύ ωραίο βίντεο!

Πολύ ωραία παρουσίαση Άγγελε !!!

It's a beautiful and serene view. And your flight is amazing! Thanks for sharing the great video, my friend!🥷🇯🇵

Πολύ ωραίο βίντεο

Λεωνιδαρος!!!

Απιθανα μερη, μοναδικες και εκλεκτες αναμνησεις....... Ακομη πιο απομακρο ο/η Παλιρος.......

Πολύ όμορφο Άγγελε 👌🏻 μπράβο φίλε

The Hero of Thermopylae, built in 1955, by the sculptor Vasos Falireas, is a sculptural composition, consisting of the bronze statue of Leonidas with a spear and shield in the center, while on the right and left and at a lower height we have the marble figures of the personified Taygetus , the highest mountain of the Peloponnese and the personified river Evrotas that runs through the whole of Laconia. The figure of King Leonidas was based on an ancient warrior excavated by the British School of Archeology in 1920 and identified as King Leonidas. It is worth noting that the Hero of Thermopylae was built and erected at the expense of Greek Americans. The sacrifice of Leonidas and his 300 fellow warriors became a timeless symbol and in the place where Leonidas and his fellow warriors fell, the ancients erected a monument with Simonides' well-known epigram engraved on it: "Know, tell the Lacedaemonians that we lie here, faithful to their laws", meaning: "we died here following the Spartan traditions". After the battle at Thermopylae, a stone lion was erected so that everyone would remember the name of the king who fell at that spot. His remains were sent for burial in Sparta in 440 BC. Today, neither the stone Leo nor Simonides' epigram survives. A copy of the epigram has been placed on top of the Hill of the Column opposite the Hero, where the last act of the Battle was "played".

Υπέροχα πλάνα 👍

A castle that towers over the village of Filla SE from Chalkida. The castle is locally known simply as Kastelli and in historiography as Licario's Castle. On old maps it is marked as Tianto or Lilanto Castle. The castle is associated with the knight Licarios, who lived in the 13th century, so it would be good to know some things about this historical person. Licario was of Genoese descent from a Caristine mother. Born in Karystos, he was a simple courtier in the service of the ruler of central Evia Guiberto Dalle Carceri in Chalkida. He was in love with Feliza, a protégé of the Carceri family, which was not socially acceptable. When he finally married her in secret, her family's reactions were humiliating and insulting. Embittered, Likario left Chalkida and returned to Karystos, where he settled in the abandoned (and unknown today) fortress of Anemopyles, near Kavo Doro. Determined to take revenge, he organized an army and began raiding the neighboring regions. These attacks did not satisfy Licario's thirst for revenge. Thus, he came into contact with the Byzantine emperor Michael VIII Palaiologos and proposed to him to undertake the recapture of Evia on behalf of the Byzantines on the condition that he would be given military support. When the emperor accepted the terms, a nightmarish period began for Frankish Evia in the form of raids. One after another the castles of Evia fell into the hands of Lycarius. Last to fall was Castello Rosso, the castle of Karystos. Licario was richly rewarded by the emperor of Byzantium, as he also honored him with the highest offices, those of the Great Contostavlos and the Grand Duke. In addition, Michael VIII granted the brave knight the entire island as a fief and gave him as a wife a noble and rich Greek woman who took the place of Feliza, fatal to Evia. Licario's revenge was completed when his great enemy, the baron Guilberto Dalle Carceri who had so cruelly humiliated him, was taken prisoner to the emperor's court and died after seeing the former insignificant knight enjoying the friendship and favor of the Byzantine emperor. Returning from Constantinople to Evia, he chose as his residence Kastelli in Filla. His great repulse was Chalkida, which he did not manage to conquer. The end of the knight remains unknown. According to tradition, Lycarius died poisoned by his beautiful mistress Chalcidea.

In the heart of the Lilandi field, between the villages of Mytikas and Filla, two 15th century Venetian towers are built facing each other. The towers stand on a rocky hill, at the base of which the river Lilantas passes. Their mission, therefore, was to guard the river, from which Chalkida was watered and the surrounding plain was irrigated. In fact, according to the surviving historical records, the Venetians had appointed a special official for this job, who lived in one of the two buildings and was in charge of the uninterrupted operation of the water supply network. The towers are slightly different in size, with the left one having a base plan of 6 meters, one meter shorter than its twin building. The special feature of the architecture of the left tower is the large circular openings on all four sides, which were probably niches where clocks were placed. According to another version, the openings were windows similar to those found in medieval buildings of Mystras. The construction of the right tower suggests that it is the headquarters of the guard, as it has the typical architecture of medieval fortifications, such as the gunports located on the lower level of the building. The twin towers are preserved in relatively good condition, although their interior is not open to the public.

The Hero of Thermopylae, built in 1955, by the sculptor Vasos Falireas, is a sculptural composition, consisting of the bronze statue of Leonidas with a spear and shield in the center, while on the right and left and at a lower height we have the marble figures of the personified Taygetus , the highest mountain of the Peloponnese and the personified river Evrotas that runs through the whole of Laconia. The figure of King Leonidas was based on an ancient warrior excavated by the British School of Archeology in 1920 and identified as King Leonidas. It is worth noting that the Hero of Thermopylae was built and erected at the expense of Greek Americans. The sacrifice of Leonidas and his 300 fellow warriors became a timeless symbol and in the place where Leonidas and his fellow warriors fell, the ancients erected a monument with Simonides' well-known epigram engraved on it: "Know, tell the Lacedaemonians that we lie here, faithful to their laws", meaning: "we died here following the Spartan traditions". After the battle at Thermopylae, a stone lion was erected so that everyone would remember the name of the king who fell at that spot. His remains were sent for burial in Sparta in 440 BC. Today, neither the stone Leo nor Simonides' epigram survives. A copy of the epigram has been placed on top of the Hill of the Column opposite the Hero, where the last act of the Battle was "played".

Πολύ όμορφη παρουσίαση 👍

Υπέροχο βίντεο.Συγχαρητηρια!!

Υπεροχες ληψεις απο την αγαπημένη μας Χαλκίδα!!!!

Υπεροχες οι Αλυκές στη Νεα Λαμψακο Χαλκίδας !!! Ευχαριστούμε για το όμορφο βίντεο