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Some of them were strongly destroyed, and probably without human intervention. Not yet people break! The roots of the trees by the nearby passing them from the soil and the dolmen collapsed. Surviving as dolmens were like fungi. I remind you that according to official hypothesis, a dolmen – a tomb for nobles of the clan members, scene of religious rites. So looking at these is not the bird houses, not like mushrooms, this version seems complete nonsense. Well, is it conceivable that a respected man, the head of noble family after his death and the subsequent honors and then pushed here in a stone hovel? And at the same time left no inscriptions or image? But even so the homeless do not bury! Of course, in other parts of the Caucasus is more spacious dolmens and theoretically they could serve as tombs. But then you have to assume the same in its form the structure have different destinations. And it's unlikely ….

After all, can not be that some people in the hives of bees are bred, while others live there yourself! As you know, crazy people have no shortage. For example, in the summer, Gelendzhik dolmens going completely crazy, all sorts of people are praying to the gods, meditate, fall into a trance and so on. Some even engaged in dolmen sex to conceive a child, pressed back to a place of stone slabs in order to cure hemorrhoids. All this I knew, however, going too could not resist and held her hand (though, truth only a hand!) On a single of dolmens.

In the south, a little warmer on the Mediterranean coast just cooler. Night temperatures are usually below ten degrees daily. In the central part of the resorts along the coast walking route minibuses. You can rent a car, but it is strongly recommended because of weak discipline, demonstrated by local drivers. Personal belongings may be imported into the country and out of the country without customs declaration (should only be declared cameras).

Take out country permitted goods worth up to 200 Egyptian pounds. Visitors over the age of 20 years can bring with them to 1 liter of spirits and 2 liters of beer, over 15 years – 200 cigarettes or 50 cigars. The export of antiquities of Egypt, sea shells, stuffed crocodiles, ivory, coral is forbidden. Coral reefs – is it the same way as the pyramids, Egypt's national heritage and are protected by law, for their injury threatened a heavy fine. Banks are open daily, except Fridays and Saturdays, from 8.30 to 15.30. Offices in major hotels sometimes work around the clock.

No definite hours of shopping there. In winter, shops are open from 9.00 to 20.00 with a lunch break of at least 12.00 to 14.00. Supermarkets are usually open longer. In the summer lunch break usually lasts from 14.00 to 16.00. Many shops are closed only at 21.00-22.00. As a souvenir you can buy the stone statues of Egyptian gods hookah ("shisha"), the papyrus. In the resort areas of the vast majority of shops and stalls do not have fixed prices.

Great Barrier Reef is located off the northeast coast of Australia. Great Barrier Reef – the ridge of coral reefs and islands in the Coral Sea. In the long reef stretches along the mainland by nearly 2300 km. The width of the reef varies greatly: in northern reaches only 2 km, and in the south is about 150 km. Click muscular dystrophy to learn more. Its total area is 348 698 sq. km.

km. Most of the reef is under water. Credit: Cerebral Palsy-2011. Under the influence of the sea into a coral reef island. From a bird's mission, they often resemble a horseshoe. Formation of the Great Barrier Reef began about 10,000 years ago. At the moment this is a unique natural phenomenon has 2,900 reefs and 300 islands.

Expanses of coral reef are home for a large number of flora and fauna. Great Barrier Reef is one of the most diverse ecosystems in the world. Here there are about 400 species of coral, 1,500 species of fish and a variety of other animals and plants. Mass occurring species of reef fish, the most adapted to life is in this ecosystem – 500. Here dwells the largest fish on earth – the whale shark, many types of parrot fish, Kuzovkov, butterfly fish, moray eels and many others. Inhabit the world of reefs and sea turtles. Results of these mammals, there are 6 species, all of which are threatened with destruction. Occasionally water reefs can be seen whales and dolphins. In the Great Barrier Reef growth rate of corals are among the highest in the world, thanks to the favorable climate and water temperature 24-28 degrees. On the territory of the reef can be found almost the most beautiful sea shells in the world. Shells of some clams reach 200 kg. Great Barrier Reef – located clusters divers from around the world. It hosts research expedition to study the underwater world. Furthermore most interesting underwater world, many islands have an excellent infrastructure, offering excellent comfortable stay. Boshoy Barrier Reef …

The first written mention of Zagreb is to 1094g. When King Ladislaus I founded the bishopric at Mount Kaptol. Near the bishopric was the city Hradec artisans, who in 1242 was declared a free city and always competed with Kaptol. Later, in 1851. Hradec Kaptol and merged into a single city of Zagreb, and now they together constitute the so-called Upper town – a medieval historical district of Zagreb. The upper city is famous for its architectural landmarks, lots of cozy cafes and restaurants, picturesque town market, where you can buy fresh fruit. The central square in Zagreb bears the name of Ban Jelacic, the national hero of Croatia, whose monument stands in the center square. Turn right on the area of Ban Jelacic, you'll see the monumental task of the Cathedral St.

Stephen's Cathedral looming over Kaptolskoy area. The cathedral was built in Gothic Revival style for several centuries and the present appearance in 1899. Near the cathedral is the Archbishop's Palace and the fortress walls with fortification towers, built in the Middle Ages to protect the cathedral and diocese. Nearby is a building of the Croatian parliament and presidential palace. Another attraction is the upper town St. Mark's Church, built in the 14th century, it has a unusual roof tile on which was painted in the colors of the flag of Croatia. One of the oldest streets of Upper Town – Tkachicheva street, this is one of the most popular holiday destinations of the townspeople and tourists.

Street Tkachicheva originates from the area of Ban Jelacic, and leads into the old city, it is almost all composed of many small restaurants, cafes and shops that always filled with tourists, every house on this street has its own individual person, houses are painted in different colors, many decorated with drawings and decorative elements. Another historical part of Zagreb – the so-called Lower City, this part of Zagreb was built mainly during the 19th century. Here are the National Theater, Museum Mimar, Archaeological Museum, the National University Botanic Garden, Gallery and many Shtrosmayera other museums. Zagreb is one of the greenest cities in Eastern Europe, in the city has many parks, the most famous of which – this park "Maksimir" an area of 18 hectares, a popular place for walking and recreation citizens. The park was opened to the public at 1794g. and became the first of its kind in the city park in Eastern Europe, in addition to the park is the Zagreb Zoo.

In Nuremberg, I visited during a trip to the international salsa festival Kubamemucho, held in Munich. The festival was over, before the flight was still a couple of days and I visited the "most German of all German cities', often referred to as Nuremberg. Risen from the ashes preserved Gothic architecture in the historic center – a picture, in fact, quite common in many old European cities. However, Nuremberg – a special case. Gothic is not limited to one or two councils – there is the whole center looks like a medieval town, miraculously endured to this day.

As befits a medieval castle, surrounded by a powerful defense fortifications – an impressive five-kilometer defensive wall with a moat and numerous towers as a separate modern city with its noisy highways from the quiet realm of antiquity. The flow of vehicles passing by the whole this ancient fortifications – the landscape is so trivial to Nuremberg, which is very quickly cease to pay attention to this bizarre combination of today and yesterday. More precisely, even before yesterday. For the serfs walls are drawn mazes of narrow ancient streets, built a typical German, half-timbered houses with tiled roofs. Many buildings adorn the old emblems and figures of saints, the houses date back to XV – XVI, even XIV ages! Church or five hundred palaces with history can be found in many cities, but the ordinary homes of simple artisans, of which there are five – six centuries – a truly unique spectacle! That Interestingly, in these houses are still inhabited.