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Das Wetterpanorama bei ServusTV KAMERAFAHRT, A 2021
ServusTV liefert Ihnen täglich die schönsten Blickwinkel aus dem Alpenraum direkt in Ihr Wohnzimmer. Wir versorgen Sie mit einer aktuellen Wettervorhersage zu jedem Standort und präsentieren laufend die neuesten Meldungen aus der Nachrichtenwelt. Das Wetterpanorama bei Servus TV - täglich ab 6 Uhr.
Teletubbies PUPPENTRICKSERIE Lila (Staffel: 1 Folge: 39), GB 2015
Das Tubbyfon klingelt und leuchtet dabei lila. Wer ist dann wohl dran mit dem Rangehen? Alle glauben, sie könnten dran sein - aber natürlich klingelt das Tubbyfon für Tinky Winky.
Im Film strickt eine Großmutter ihrem Enkel einen Schal in verschiedenen Lilatönen, weil der Junge lila am liebsten mag. Sie bringt ihm auch gleich das Stricken bei. Und als Tinky Winky endlich ans Tubbyfon geht, darf er den Tubbyfon-Tanz machen.
Giant horses’ heads and 10-metre sculptures: massive art to see right now Jonathan Jones
One aspect of art you really cannot get at home – not by looking at it online or even in the most XXL of art books, and especially not with the screenlocked world of non-fungible token artworks – is the sheer, sensual thrill of bigness. It is time to think big, see big and feel big.
Britain has more than its fair share of awe-inspiring art. You could even say the genre was born here. Neolithic people shaped and sculpted the landscapes of these isles into henges, barrows and hill forts that seeded the idea of making a spectacular mark. Thus, medieval masons raised the great gothic pinnacle that tops Salisbury Cathedral in what seems a deliberate attempt to outdo the nearby megaliths of Stonehenge. Landowners of the 18th century, inspired by a vogue for Stonehenge and Avebury, anticipated modern land art by turning their estates into elaborate works of art with designed vi
The Ring Of Brodgar, on Mainland, Orkney
Scotland isn’t short of wow-inducing historic sites, but even on an already rich roster of wonders Orkney’s family of Neolithic monuments are a cut above. There’s the chambered cairn of Maes Howe, the massive standing stones of Stenness, the Neolithic village at Skara Brae – and this, the world-famous Ring of Brodgar, a stone circle with a diameter of 104 metres located within a ditch, or henge, a whopping 136 metres across. It was snapped by Herald photographer Jamie Simpson in September 2017, a mere heartbeat ago when you consider the site’s mind-numbing antiquity. Many have. If the best guesses of the historians and archaeologists are correct the Ring Of Brodgar was constructed between 2500BC and 2000BC, though it has never been properly excavated so an exact date is hard to pin down. Nor is the significance it held for the Neolithic people of the islands properly understood. Clearly it had some sort of ceremonial function, bu