Answering to this photo challenge – a very nice one!
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Two very different photos —yet both expressing the region so well.
Thanks, Judith!
Wonderful photographs!!!!
Thank you!!!
Did you take it in Siena? I love these photos and they show me what Italy should really look like, far from crowds and cheap vendors. Thank you so much for showing it to me and for sharing it today. Warmest regards, Paula.
Thank you, Paula! The left one is a small town (or rather a castle?) near Greve in Chianti. The street you see is, in fact, the only one there.
And you are right about the right picture: That’s Torre Mangia in Siena. I had a hard tie avoiding the crowds too. We soon found out that it was best to arrive at the tourist magnets around 4 p.m. when the coaches collected their loads to leave – and the light became more and more beautiful.
What month were you there?
In May and June – still, especially Siena with its narrow streets was packed!
Answering to this photo challenge – a very nice one!
empire of lights 
Two very different photos —yet both expressing the region so well.
Thanks, Judith!
Wonderful photographs!!!!
Thank you!!!
Did you take it in Siena? I love these photos and they show me what Italy should really look like, far from crowds and cheap vendors. Thank you so much for showing it to me and for sharing it today. Warmest regards, Paula.
Thank you, Paula! The left one is a small town (or rather a castle?) near Greve in Chianti. The street you see is, in fact, the only one there.
And you are right about the right picture: That’s Torre Mangia in Siena. I had a hard tie avoiding the crowds too. We soon found out that it was best to arrive at the tourist magnets around 4 p.m. when the coaches collected their loads to leave – and the light became more and more beautiful.
What month were you there?
In May and June – still, especially Siena with its narrow streets was packed!