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Alcuni angoli del mio paesello sono di assoluta bellezza, una "bomboniera", al crepuscolo, il piccolo giardino di Palazzo Pompei, con gli agapanthus in fiore e gli alberelli di arancio amaro (Citrus × sinensis). Sullo sfondo uno scorcio del millenario Castello medievale.
Cari amici vi abbraccio tutti augurandovi un meraviglioso weekend :))
Ravenna ( I )
La Basilica di San Vitale è uno dei monumenti più importanti dell'arte paleocristiana in Italia, in particolar modo per la bellezza dei suoi mosaici. Fondata da Giuliano Argentario su ordine del vescovo Ecclesio, la basilica a pianta ottagonale fu consacrata nel 548
dall'arcivescovo Massimiano.
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a day off to chioggia - a lovely small town close to venice - beautiful, bright light and ... gosh!, I walked so much! ;-D - and, yes - despite all, italy is an amazing country ...
(on black is better!)
This kind of scene is around every corner of the French and Italian Riviera -- crumbling castles and fortresses sitting on cliffs along the Mediterranean. Not sure the exact location but the castle was a youth hostel at the time when I wandered Europe. Now, the developers have probably turned it into high rise condos or mega hotels. Digitized slide of long ago.