Santorini
It's 9th July of 1956 and the time is 05:11. An earthquake of 7.5 degrees in the Richter scale leaves Santorini in a devastating state. 12 minutes later an aftershock of 6.9 Richter terrorize the locals. 35% of the houses are collapsed and 45% suffer severe damages. A tsunami of 25 meters hits the nearby islands and breaks many boats in ports all over aegean sea including Crete. 53 fatalities and 100 injured added in the final sum of the disaster that nature brought upon Santorini to show its power over people. That was the largest earthquake in Europe in the 20th century.
Photo taken at Santorini
Interesting
@cpc.47 @giota_karatasi @svetlanamur4
Magnifica e che mare
@giannis.82
@yantsib @moni__emme @thanosvimas @yioulacharalambous @afroditi___papafragou__ @olgaeleni93146
#nice place #deepblue beautiful pic
Πόσο περισσότερη Ελλάδα να χωρέσει σε μια φωτογραφία
@georgia_frantzi_tonti
@so.sarafoudi @lida_leo_raf @lukafly
@giannis.82
@sfakianakigianna
Δεν ήξερα γι ‘αυτό
@thebalsha @sotiris_ntls @ggfra_soul
As always, great caption and amazing photo
@ivanasataric ty
Harika
@cemil7705
…ενα ομορφο αφιεφωμα στην Σαντορινη!!!!!!!!!
@frankandanais @roulakwn ty
@liliarapti
Παραμυθενια η Σαντορινη! Αλλα Φοβερο κ το Γαλαζιο Που Κλικαρισες κ Μας Χαρισες!
@katerina.jeik