360° panorama by John Wood.
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The Concord Land Conservation Trust (CLCT) is a private, non-profit, 501(c)(3) tax-exempt organization devoted to the preservation of open land in the Town of Concord. Founded in 1959, CLCT has seven trustees and over 650 member families. CLCT seeks to conserve the natural resources of Concord and the town’s traditional landscape of woods, meadows, and fields.

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360° panorama by John Wood.
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360° panorama by John Wood.
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360° panorama by John Wood.
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360° panorama by John Wood.
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360° panorama by John Wood.
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360° panorama by John Wood.
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360° panorama by John Wood.
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360° panorama by John Wood.
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360° panorama by Kenneth Herfoss.
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360° panorama by Simona Bartolomei.
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The Lecciona beach is one of the few stretches of sandy coast of Tuscany remaining in its natural state, with the presence of a covered dune that constitutes its consolidation.

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360° panorama by Simona Bartolomei.
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The Lecciona beach is one of the few stretches of sandy coast of Tuscany remaining in its natural state, with the presence of a covered dune that constitutes its consolidation.

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360° panorama by Simona Bartolomei.
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The Lecciona beach is one of the few stretches of sandy coast of Tuscany remaining in its natural state, with the presence of a covered dune that constitutes its consolidation.

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360° panorama by INTOPCO.
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360° panorama by Roman Denysiuk.
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Klevanski castle

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360° panorama by Gary Davies.
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The extensive remains of Fountains Abbey are the largest monastic ruins in Britain. The Cistercian abbey was founded in 1132 by a group of expelled Benedictine monks, taking its name from nearby water springs. As with many medieval monasteries, it grew rich from the proceeds of sheep farming, wool production and rental income from its vast estate. It survived a significant downturn in fortunes during the 14th century through a combination of failed harvests, raids from Scotland, and the devastating effects of the Black Death. However, it recovered to become the richest Cistercian monastery in England.  And like all monasteries in England and Wales, its wealth and power was swept up in 1539 by Henry VIII's Dissolution of the Monasteries

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360° panorama by Gary Davies.
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The extensive remains of Fountains Abbey are the largest monastic ruins in Britain. The Cistercian abbey was founded in 1132 by a group of expelled Benedictine monks, taking its name from nearby water springs. As with many medieval monasteries, it grew rich from the proceeds of sheep farming, wool production and rental income from its vast estate. It survived a significant downturn in fortunes during the 14th century through a combination of failed harvests, raids from Scotland, and the devastating effects of the Black Death. However, it recovered to become the richest Cistercian monastery in England.  And like all monasteries in England and Wales, its wealth and power was swept up in 1539 by Henry VIII's Dissolution of the Monasteries

http://www.360cities.net/image/the-chapter-house-at-fountains-abbey-yorkshire-england

360° panorama by Gary Davies.
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The extensive remains of Fountains Abbey are the largest monastic ruins in Britain. The Cistercian abbey was founded in 1132 by a group of expelled Benedictine monks, taking its name from nearby water springs. As with many medieval monasteries, it grew rich from the proceeds of sheep farming, wool production and rental income from its vast estate. It survived a significant downturn in fortunes during the 14th century through a combination of failed harvests, raids from Scotland, and the devastating effects of the Black Death. However, it recovered to become the richest Cistercian monastery in England.  And like all monasteries in England and Wales, its wealth and power was swept up in 1539 by Henry VIII's Dissolution of the Monasteries

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360° panorama by Gary Davies.
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A hospitium in the Middle Ages was a place of accomodation for pilgrims when they visited a monastery. The extensive remains of Fountains Abbey are the largest monastic ruins in Britain. The Cistercian abbey was founded in 1132 by a group of expelled Benedictine monks, taking its name from nearby water springs. As with many medieval monasteries, it grew rich from the proceeds of sheep farming, wool production and rental income from its vast estate. It survived a significant downturn in fortunes during the 14th century through a combination of failed harvests, raids from Scotland, and the devastating effects of the Black Death. However, it recovered to become the richest Cistercian monastery in England.  And like all monasteries in England and Wales, its wealth and power was swept up in 1539 by Henry VIII's Dissolution of the Monasteries

https://www.360cities.net/image/the-hospitium-at-fountains-abbey-yorkshire-england

360° panorama by Gary Davies.
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A hospitium in the Middle Ages was a place of accomodation for pilgrims when they visited a monastery. The extensive remains of Fountains Abbey are the largest monastic ruins in Britain. The Cistercian abbey was founded in 1132 by a group of expelled Benedictine monks, taking its name from nearby water springs. As with many medieval monasteries, it grew rich from the proceeds of sheep farming, wool production and rental income from its vast estate. It survived a significant downturn in fortunes during the 14th century through a combination of failed harvests, raids from Scotland, and the devastating effects of the Black Death. However, it recovered to become the richest Cistercian monastery in England.  And like all monasteries in England and Wales, its wealth and power was swept up in 1539 by Henry VIII's Dissolution of the Monasteries

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