Category Archives: Italy
A Garden Giant
For One Word Sunday today, we are asked to come up with an image that says Giant. I thought immediately of some of the statues at the park of monsters at Bomarzo in Lazio, Italy. I don’t have an image
A Garden Giant
For One Word Sunday today, we are asked to come up with an image that says Giant. I thought immediately of some of the statues at the park of monsters at Bomarzo in Lazio, Italy. I don’t have an image
Thursday’s Special: Pick a Word in July Y3
This week, Paula has chosen five words, of which four were nice easy choices for me. We are off to Italy, Greece and Romania, courtesy of my archives. Splash: Feathered Marine Scenic Linked to Thursday’s Special over at Paula’s here
Thursday’s Special: Pick a Word in July Y3
This week, Paula has chosen five words, of which four were nice easy choices for me. We are off to Italy, Greece and Romania, courtesy of my archives. Splash: Feathered Marine Scenic Linked to Thursday’s Special over at Paula’s here
June Squares: Rooves / 28
Here is a jumble of decayed rooves from the Basilicata region of Italy: Linked to June Squares at Becky’s here
June Squares: Rooves / 28
Here is a jumble of decayed rooves from the Basilicata region of Italy: Linked to June Squares at Becky’s here
Old Lucania – Sensing the History of Place
A few years ago I went with a friend to the region of Basilicata (originally Lucania) in southern Italy. This was prompted to some degree by the fact that neither of us had been there before, and we were curious
Old Lucania – Sensing the History of Place
A few years ago I went with a friend to the region of Basilicata (originally Lucania) in southern Italy. This was prompted to some degree by the fact that neither of us had been there before, and we were curious
U is for Umbria
I’m going for Umbria… Just a few images of the landscape there:
P is for Pitigliano
Here goes for another off-the-beaten-track place, tucked in a forgotten corner of Tuscany. I first wrote about it in a post yonks ago in more detail…..Link to that at the bottom And here’s the old post: https://suejudd.com/2013/05/21/italy-less-trodden-part-1/
P is for Pitigliano
Here goes for another off-the-beaten-track place, tucked in a forgotten corner of Tuscany. I first wrote about it in a post yonks ago in more detail…..Link to that at the bottom And here’s the old post: https://suejudd.com/2013/05/21/italy-less-trodden-part-1/
L is for Locorotondo
Locorotondo is a picturesque town on a hilltop in Puglia, Italy. Quite a dazzling sight against a bright blue summer sky: The historic part of the town is circular (the name is a clue!), and this part is a maze
L is for Locorotondo
Locorotondo is a picturesque town on a hilltop in Puglia, Italy. Quite a dazzling sight against a bright blue summer sky: The historic part of the town is circular (the name is a clue!), and this part is a maze
G is for Gubbio
Gubbio in Umbria, Italy is a great place for photography…steep cobbled streets, wonderful architecture and views over the rooftops. Here’s a taster: This was supposed to be posted before H!
G is for Gubbio
Gubbio in Umbria, Italy is a great place for photography…steep cobbled streets, wonderful architecture and views over the rooftops. Here’s a taster: This was supposed to be posted before H!
