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Čeština: Masivní vápencová skála dominující vstupu do Velkého prokopského lomu v Prokopském údolí. Na vrcholku skály je vidět kostel svatého Prokopa v Prokopském údolí pocházející z roku 1712, který byl stržen v roce 1966. V levé části fotografie (za stromem, částečně krytá skalou) je patrná vysoká věž jako součást technického vybavení vápencového lomu. Foto před rokem 1939.
English: A massive limestone rock dominating the entrance to the Great Prokop Quarry in the Prokop Valley. On the top of the rock you can see the Church of St. Procopius in the Prokop Valley dating from 1712, which was demolished in 1966. In the left part of the photo (behind the tree, partially covered by the rock) a tall tower can be seen as part of the technical equipment of the limestone quarry. Photo before 1939. |
| Date | before year 1939 |
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| Author | Antonín Alexander (1892–1950) |
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