Oldest known illustration of Greeks preparing gyros the way it is supposed to with pork meat.7yr ⋅ Truspace ⋅ r/europe
On this day, March 15th, in 44 BC, Julius Caesar was assassinated near the Theatre of Pompey in Rome. This day was notable to the Romans as a deadline of settling debts (Idus Martiae)6yr ⋅ Truspace ⋅ r/europe
Turkish lad on his way to buy a loaf of bread with the money he got after selling his camel. Bless him 🙏1yr ⋅ Truspace ⋅ r/balkans_irl
Σπανια φωτογραφια των θαλασσιων τειχων της Θεσσαλονικης λιγα χρονια πριν τη κατεδαφιση τους5yr ⋅ Truspace ⋅ r/greece
How many of you fine people have visited this town? What did you think of it?10mo ⋅ Truspace ⋅ r/AskBalkans
There are times when she is more than I can handle. And then there are times like this.6yr ⋅ Truspace ⋅ r/BostonTerrier
Post your home/office view. Here's mine (office) with showy Mt. Olympus in the background.7yr ⋅ Truspace ⋅ r/europe
[1100x733] 100 year old, Pisa-class armored cruiser Averof (Hellenic Navy), in drydock for maintenance.7yr ⋅ Truspace ⋅ r/WarshipPorn
Finally, an artifact actually found in Britain. Behold the largest recorded poop in human history. The fossilized turd belonged to a Viking in the 1800s and is proudly displayed at Jorvik Viking Centre, York, England.6mo ⋅ Truspace ⋅ r/2westerneurope4u
