The arches by Antonis Deligiannis, on Flickr

Great photo, whereabouts are these arches please?

Awesome shot Tony.    Love how they engineered those arches.

Very nice shot!

ChrisJG Posted at 3-12 06:15
Great photo, whereabouts are these arches please?

They are right here:
https://maps.app.goo.gl/bs2gSoasco8QoQhW8

DowntownRDB Posted at 3-12 06:18
Awesome shot Tony.    Love how they engineered those arches.

It's amazing that they are still standing and that they where part of a 22km long aqueduct that used only gravity to work...

You can read more here if you want! :-)

https://www.greeka.com/eastern-aegean/lesvos/sightseeing/roman-aqueduct-moria-lesvos/

tonydeli7 Posted at 3-12 06:40
They are right here:
https://maps.app.goo.gl/bs2gSoasco8QoQhW8

Thank you!

tonydeli7 Posted at 3-12 06:40
They are right here:
https://maps.app.goo.gl/bs2gSoasco8QoQhW8

Great shot.
Is that where you're situated? Lesbos?

Depp Posted at 3-12 11:45
Great shot.
Is that where you're situated? Lesbos?

Yeap,Lesvos island!

Caught some great detail, very nice, Thanks

Another great shot.  

tonydeli7 Posted at 3-12 06:44
It's amazing that they are still standing and that they where part of a 22km long aqueduct that used only gravity to work...

You can read more here if you want! :-)

It always makes me wonder how things were built that far back that are still mostly standing and how they worked.  Things are being built today that will not stand the test of time like those arches and the aqueduct have.  Great read.  Thanks for sharing.

Nice one too! (not top down, but still nice)