I got up very early today to catch those blessed refreshing moments before the day gets hot. While aimlessly exploring the stuff on HIVE and drinking a cup of coffee, I came across the 
... in the place called Vizula, an archeological park near the harbor of my hometown. The morning light was beautiful so I also took a few photographs along the way, using the smartphone I borrowed from a friend to make the video.
If you are getting curious about what I'm describing here, If you feel the need to get a piece of the action, the following link will take you to the CALL TO ACTION post that explains everything. It's very cool - believe me.
@lordbutterfly/call-to-action-freechain-community-videos
In the following photograph ...
... you can see the yellow flowers of Limbarda crithmoides, one of the plants that grow very close to the sea.
The tide was very low. When the tide is high, the plants shown in this photograph are partially submerged.
Here you can see an artwork that was completely new to me. When I last time visited Vizula, it was in June - I think, the artwork wasn't there. I like this creation very much ...
... it's colorful and shows quite a few cool details that talk about local history.
It's about the history of the Roman Empire for the most part.
Here you can see what the other side of the same artwork has to offer.
Yep, it's an exuberant piece of decorative art that has plenty to offer.
And that's it. I got some action ... took a bunch of photographs ... made a video ... and then it was time to visit one of the two local supermarkets and do a bit of shopping. But that's another story. This one ends here.
