My brother Rick says thank you to everyone who has sent him get well wishes and he reports that he is walking three miles at a time now. You know he is gearing up to put me through the paces in September. I’d better get moving and get in shape here sooner than later!
I have been writing lately, working on my novel, a medical thriller, so for this post I am going to make it a photo collage of some of the small villages and towns that I visited in Italy. Enjoy!
Apricale caruggi
Longano, Italy
Dolceacqua Bridge
Workers making repairs in flood damaged Vernazza
Maiori on the Amalfi Coast
Doorway and stairs in Cesaro`, Sicily
Ostuni
Marble quarries in Carrara
Caffe Longobardo in Cividale, Italy
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Beautiful shots, Margie!
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Thank you Ruth! You are one of the reasons I enjoy writing this blog!
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Great photos, Margie; oh, I wish I was there!
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Me too Lynn! Thank you.
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To me, an interesting side light is the fact that in my other reading I can recognize sites from your pictures. Additionally your book put a lot of my other reading into perspective. I’d like to make a comment on the picture in Cesaro of the stairs and door. I remember a door very like that on an old ice box (not a fridge, an ice box) that was actually in use for game and such in the old family home in Sanford until at least the late 60’s. I think somebody took it off an old fridge and got some more use out of it. I think that is terrific. Waste not, want not is a good reminder for everyone. After all, plane fare to Italy is not getting cheaper.
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Always look forward to seeing places unknown to me like Ostuni..and Delcacqua Bridge..Thankyou for sharing Regards Liz
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Just beautiful. I want to go back!
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Incredible!!!
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