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    The architecture: Old world architecture, in Vasto (March, 2011, taken with B&W film on my Pentax K1000). : by e_torretto, Views[713]
         		 The gardens: A quiet scene on a rainy day in the public gardens of Taormina, Sicily (April, 2011, taken with B&W film on my Pentax K1000).: by e_torretto, Views[613]
         		 The life: A waterfront space in Syacusa, Sicily with loitering youth, bicyclists and graffiti (April, 2011, taken with B&W film on my Pentax K1000).: by e_torretto, Views[669]
         		 The food: The Porchetta Lady in a small town outside of Vasto I visited on a culinary tour of that region (March, 2011, taken with B&W film on my Pentax K1000).: by e_torretto, Views[643]
         		 The people: Half Italian, half Dutch baby Vera and her mother in Sora, outside of Rome where I volunteered on a farm stay (March, 2011, taken with B&W film on my Pentax K1000). : by e_torretto, Views[1780]
     
    The brave travelers in the swimming pool of St. Mark's: by my-scholarship-entry-flooded-venice, Views[589]
         		 The dress code of the flooded Venice :): by my-scholarship-entry-flooded-venice, Views[862]
         		 Regardless of the flood, there were those who simply enjoyed their ice-cream: by my-scholarship-entry-flooded-venice, Views[563]
         		 It was raining heavily that day in Venice: by my-scholarship-entry-flooded-venice, Views[503]
         		 Camogli at sunset: by foodsasmedicine, Views[293]
     
    Young locals in Palermo: by foodsasmedicine, Views[311]
         		 The colours of Positano: by foodsasmedicine, Views[347]
         		 Peeking through a keyhole to a perfect view of St Peter's Basilica: by foodsasmedicine, Views[1072]
         		 The rooftops of Lucca: by foodsasmedicine, Views[309]
         		 Finally reward! On the peak with national flag. You can see Matternhorn - Cervino in the back right side of the photo.: by vojtikk, Views[379]
     
    Ascend to Corno Nero(4432) most beautiful panoramic view in whole Monte Rosa. It is also rummored that it is most photogenic peak in the whole massive.: by vojtikk, Views[1390]
         		 Basecamp(3760m) Leaving early in the morning 4am returning late afternoon 7pm: by vojtikk, Views[353]
         		 Using modern technology to close in to basecamp. Twin rope - funifor.: by vojtikk, Views[341]
         		 Expedition getting started. Repacking bags is ordinary routine for optimal weight distribution.: by vojtikk, Views[337]
         		 Sorrento Cliff Lido: At the base of the cliffs in Sorrento you can find a small public beach and lido and a number of commercial ones where you can buy food and drinks, lay in the sun and swim in the warm waters. The public lido is often crowded with young British and German backpackers. The private ones are less crowded. : by smarlin, Views[439]
     
    Vallone dei Mulini: Vally of the Mills: Sorrento Itally. This grain mill was in operation from 900 AD to 1866. Construction around the port closed off the valley and that led to increased humidity which is the cause of the lush vegetation around the mill.: by smarlin, Views[1399]
         		 About 30 seconds after walking past the Florence Duomo, the rain started. I ran back and was photographing the explosion of colours (umbrellas) reflected in the wet surface when this Bride turned up. It amazes me that while tourists flock to Italy's beautiful architecture, Italians go about their business as if these wonders are an everyday thing. To them, of course, they are.: by smarlin, Views[725]
         		 Uffizi Artist: Outside the Uffizi Gallery artists set up their easels and sell their (or someones's) art work. It seems reamarkable that tourists would come out of the Uffizi which holds one of the best collections of art in the world and buy a painting from a street vendor. This one got tired of waiting for a sale and packed up for home: by smarlin, Views[649]
         		 Rome Beggars: Everyone warns you of Gypsies and con artists, but it is hard to turn your back on people who are begging because they have little choice.: by smarlin, Views[1221]
         		 Italy has SO many stray cats, this little kitten had found a home in the restaurant La Cantina in Castiglione del lago. : by sammyjo, Views[635]
     
    unexpected friends: by hometown, Views[286]
         		 mom always said:
         		 innocence: by hometown, Views[275]
         		 favourite companions: by hometown, Views[265]
         		 unusual traffic: by hometown, Views[329]
     
    Prato della Vella, Padova.: by rkhan89, Views[310]
         		 The Train through the Mountains: by rkhan89, Views[254]
         		 Walk-in Lake Garda: by rkhan89, Views[274]
         		 The Grand Canal, Venezia.: by rkhan89, Views[262]
         		 A Girl in Venice: by rkhan89, Views[231]
     
    The intricate web of canals lead to a junction stripped of the glamour usually found in the main tourist areas: by cheriap, Views[246]
         		 A quaint balcony fit for one Venetian : by cheriap, Views[276]
         		 The beauty of Venice lies in the mish-mash of colours and buildings dotting the city's canals: by cheriap, Views[314]
         		 The start of a bustling day in St Mark’s square : by cheriap, Views[264]
         		 Vibrant colours amplify the city’s charm : by cheriap, Views[265]
     
    hoping the fog will disappear as fast and quiet as it came...: by samsara, Views[342]
         		 And the trees froze and stood quietly: by samsara, Views[319]
         		 near a small Italian village: by samsara, Views[333]
         		 a blanket of fog covered the woods: by samsara, Views[327]
         		 In one cold January morning: by samsara, Views[327]
     
    The impressive dome of St Peters cant impress everyone all the time.: by timothyprendergast, Views[226]
         		 Ceaser makes a point, but it falls on deaf ears. Locals have seen it all before.: by timothyprendergast, Views[256]
         		 Rome the city of monuments. Old and new. : by timothyprendergast, Views[284]
         		 Restoration. A pillar at the forum, saved from ruin makes a good perch. : by timothyprendergast, Views[309]
         		 A Chapel overlooking the site of the Roman Forum. The heart of classical Rome. : by timothyprendergast, Views[228]
     
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