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Sardinian seaside
Sardinian beach with soft white sand and red porphyry rocks stretching into the Mediterranean Sea.
#SardinianCoast #PorphyryRocks #MediterraneanBeach
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Ancient Arbatax
Sardinia's 10,000 sq mi island has 1,000 mi of sea cliffs and rocky coasts, drawing tourists to ancient landmarks like Red Rocks of Arbatax.
#SardinianCoast #AncientLandmarks #ItalianIsland
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A groovy getaway
Hippies settled Sardinian cove in the 1960s, naming it Valley of the Moon, possibly inspired by the Space Race or something else.
#SardinianCoast #LunarLandscapes #HippieCommune
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𝗠𝗼𝗱𝗲𝗿𝗻𝗶𝘀𝘁 𝗖𝗼𝗮𝘀𝘁𝗮𝗹 𝗗𝘂𝗲𝗹
Neutral tones and steel define this minimalist loft on Sardinia's rugged coast. Expansive windows invite the sea, echoing Mies and Gropius' philosophies.
#ModernistArchitecture #MinimalistDesign #SardinianCoast
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Sardinian seaside
Sardinian beach with soft white sand and red porphyry rocks stretching into the Mediterranean Sea, irresistible to beachgoers and photographers.
#SardinianCoast #PorphyryRocks #MediterraneanSea
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A groovy getaway
Hippies settled Sardinian cove in the 1960s, naming it "Valle della Luna" (Valley of the Moon) inspired by the Space Race.
#SardinianCoast #HippieCommune #LunarLandscapes
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Sardinian seaside
A long, wide stretch of soft white Sardinian sand meets a line of red, furrowed porphyry rocks stretching into the Mediterranean Sea.
#SardinianCoast #RedRockFormations #MediterraneanGeology
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A stone sentry
A bear-like stone formation, named Roccia dell'Orso, stands 350 feet tall overlooking the sea in Sardinia, serving as a navigation aid.
#LandmarkNature #RockFormations #SardinianCoast
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Ancient Arbatax
Sardinia's 10,000 sq. miles are bordered by 1,000 miles of cliffs and rocky coastlines, with ancient landmarks like Red Rocks of Arbatax.
#LandscapePhotography #SardinianCoast #GeologicalLandmarks
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A groovy getaway
Hippies settled Sardinian cove in the 1960s, naming it "Valle della Luna" due to the Space Race.
#SardinianCoast #MoonValley #LunarLandscapes
© Peter Giovannini / imageBROKER / Getty Images
