We toured Siena and Florence (Firenze) on two different days. We enjoyed the cityscapes of both cities. Florence was packed with tourists everywhere …
Tastes of Tuscany – 2 – Florence and Siena
More beautiful photos of Italy from Stephen Hung. I hope you stop by his blog to see the rest of them!
I find old bottles, especially blue ones, both decorative and interesting.
A friend has just bought a new house and found this one when she was digging in an old vegetable patch.
I’m not sure what it originally contained, but it’s nice to have it in use again.
Happy Monday.
If I could suggest ONE book to read this year, it would be this funny, heartbreaking, and ultimately-affirming trip back to the Sixties. As I said in…
#BookReview of LESSONS IN CHEMISTRY by Bonnie Garmus #feminism #humor
This is an excellent book review from Barb Taub. Thanks for the suggestion, Barb.
Some of my pictures appear in the Gallery. More pictures, to decorate your home, use for calendars, greetings cards, jigsaws, or anything else you …
#PictureOfTheDay: 14/Dec/21
A famous historical monument courtesy of Stuart.
I like the lovely old bottles.
Happy Thursday. 🙂
Pictures to inspire words and images. Poem, painting, story, play, novel, drawing, memoire, essay, sculpture, or a new photograph? Up to you. Or …
#PictureOfTheDay and #writingprompt: 14/Nov/21
Reflections in the Arno River, Florence, Italy, courtesy of Stuart.
Caged Archaeologists Enjoy!***These images are for your entertainment, joy, and inspiration.You can view more in my Gallery and beyond.
Today’s #Picture to Inspire Imagination: 28/August/21
Archeologists doing maintenance work on the Rome’s Palatine Hill ruins.
Queueing for the Colloseum Enjoy!***These images are for your entertainment, joy, and inspiration.You can view more in my Gallery and beyond.
Today’s #Picture Inspiring Imagination: 17/August/21
The queue for the Roman Colosseum courtesy of Stuart. How does the photo inspire your imagination? 🙂
The Sylvia Hotel is a Vancouver landmark. Built in 1912 next to the waterfront and Vancouver’s iconic Stanley Park, it was the tallest building in the area and originally contained swanky apartments for the affluent. It became a hotel after World War I.
It went through a short period of decline but was designated as a heritage building in 1975. Since then its fortunes have increased.
After a long walk through Stanley Park it was a great place to stop for some lunch and a break.
Greetings from Vancouver. 🙂
Terra Cotta Enjoy!*******************************************************************************These images are intended as a source of …
Today’s #Picture to Inspire Your Imagination: 27/July/21
Ancient Roman terra cotta, photo courtesy of Stuart. 🙂
In the Net! - Pictures and Stories of Life 