Having failed to note the correct Word for One Word Sunday earlier, I now present you with the correct one – water.
Here we are with the sulphur bath at Bagno Vignoni in Tuscany (an old image, apologies for that watermark, I went a bit OTT back then, and I don’t have the inclination to find the unadulterated image). One of my favourite places on earth:
And here it is in the early morning, steam rising from the water:
Linked to One Word Sunday at Debbie’s here
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I remember these. A lovely spot, Sue.
Best wishes, Pete.
It most certainly is a lovely little place, Pete
Wonderful shots.
Thank you, Rebecca!
I can see why you like there Sue 🙂
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Love that shot with the steam, Sue.
Thank you, Janet…it was a cold March morning so the steam was present
I loved it! And found as a result of one of the late Andrei Tarkovsky’s films
I’m glad you did water as well, Sue. What wonderful place
It most certainly is, Debbie
Two words for the price of one then! And a bonus for us.
Hey ho! Thanks Anabel!
Thanks!
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