sorry these are all jumbled, but it's more exciting that way right!?!
Some colorful lichen in San Gimignano
An aerial view of my bus stop, Piazza del Mercato. It's also called "La Tartarugone", which literally mean "big tortoise" because the roof looks like a big turtle! See it??
Market in San G. All these baskets were full of every delicious dried fruit, candied fruit, marinated olives and mozzarella balls, ecc, that you could ever want.
An olive tree in San G.
La Torre in Piazza del Campo, Siena
Maraya and I in San Gimignano
Me in the Piazza, drinking wine of course
Mattia and Niccolo; don't let those adorable Italian smiles fool you!
Window in the Wall in San Gimignano
San Gimignano
In San Gimignano, looking out over the countryside.
Texture of the wall in San G. This city has a very warm atmosphere, the stones must soak up all the sun and then it emanates from them all year round.
Back in Siena, young and old alike frolic in the Piazza del Campo when the sun comes out!
The city of San G. at dusk.
Good friends, Maraya (from LC, orginally from San Fran.), Robyn (from Colorado), Lisa (from Ohio).
Sonja, How sweet to hear your voice, and you seem to be enjoying the country of some of your ancestors! Beautiful photos of your adventures, okay I did think of writing you as a matter of fact it was last night, so I will. I even know the price of a foreign stamp! Happy Valentine's Day, maybe you are in the Alps? Does Cupid visit? Love you so, enjoy, and remember those receipes!Paulina
ReplyDeletePS I love Lemoncillo(SP?)