Images of Italy
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the most beautiful sculpture I have seen ( Napoli,2019)
taking pictures was not allowed
Pain and Hope , indeed !
the most beautiful sculpture I have seen ( Napoli,2019)
taking pictures was not allowed
Pain and Hope , indeed !
#27
In the midst of all the sadness, these pictures bring joy and hope. Here are some of my fond memories.
on the way to Rif. Laveredo
Rif.Laveredo
Tre Cime di Lavaredo/Drei Zinnen (Three Peaks)
Sunset at the Tre Cime di Lavaredo/Drei Zinnen (Three Peaks)
The three peaks surrounding area.
A beautiful evening and overnight Rif. Drei Zinnen.
on the way to Rif. Laveredo
Rif.Laveredo
Tre Cime di Lavaredo/Drei Zinnen (Three Peaks)
Sunset at the Tre Cime di Lavaredo/Drei Zinnen (Three Peaks)
The three peaks surrounding area.
A beautiful evening and overnight Rif. Drei Zinnen.
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FORZA!!
A city known for its canals and reflections.
Venezia---who could not fall in love with it?
Have you heard? The canals are just now crystal clear for the first time in ages--one can see to the bottom. All due to the lack of cruise ships.
For all of us who may be concerned about loved ones these days.
Ponte Fodorio.
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Lecce cat says, "Look into my eyes and repeat: I WILL GIVE YOU ALL MY CANNED FISH IMMEDIATELY, IF NOT SOONER." *Click on image for better view.
Spoleto
Castellucio
Burano
Bevagna
Gallipoli
Bevagna
Need I explain?
Perky dog (Monopoli).
View from Ponte Fodorio.
Reminder of ages past (Rome of course).
Near Trevi (Umbria).
Lecce. *Again, click on image for better view.
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Thx all for kind words. The irony here is that I still cannot get my best Italy/Venice highlites to upload from LightRoom (sound of hammer smashing equipment). Dunno what prob is. Sigh...
Isabel, we were Amalfi Coast-bound prior to the virus, so your opening shots are special for those of us who had to cancel.
Danon, that Monti bakery...Serpenti, no?
I am done. But not really.
Isabel, we were Amalfi Coast-bound prior to the virus, so your opening shots are special for those of us who had to cancel.
Danon, that Monti bakery...Serpenti, no?
I am done. But not really.
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Thx all for kind words. The irony here is that I still cannot get my best Italy/Venice highlites to upload from LightRoom (sound of hammer smashing equipment). Dunno what prob is. Sigh...
Isabel, we were Amalfi Coast-bound prior to the virus, so your opening shots are special for those of us who had to cancel.
Danon, that Monti bakery...Serpenti, no?
I am done. But not really.
Isabel, we were Amalfi Coast-bound prior to the virus, so your opening shots are special for those of us who had to cancel.
Danon, that Monti bakery...Serpenti, no?
I am done. But not really.
First time in Monti, loved it.
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HollyCasa, neither actually. You could count the shots taken of us on one hand. By complete fluke, we arrived for our lengthy stay in Bevagna just as a perfect storm of celebrations was commencing. Ironically, none of those were its earlier, more high-profile Medieval fest (jayzus you should see the supposedly 'spontaneous' costumed portraits that NG superstar Steve McCurry took there--awesome). Instead it was if memory serves, a Labour Day, combined with a first-ever expanded Food Fest and also the annual Communion for tweeners. To top it all off, there was a '50s R+Roll version performance of Cinderella in the town's authentic historical theatre.
IMHO, Bevagna remains one of Europe's best-kept secrets.
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IMHO, Bevagna remains one of Europe's best-kept secrets.
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