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Arch in Santo Stefano
A few of the people that live and work in this small village
An old, abandoned building
This dog doesn’t have anything to do with the other photos, but he’s too cute not to be in this mini gallery
Main square of Santo Stefano
An old door
On our way to Campo Imperatore
Another pano shot of Campo Imperatore
Panoramic image of Campo Imperatore -
Yesterday I’ve been doing a quite long tour around my parents’ home region, Abruzzo. We went to Santo Stefano di Sessanio, a small village near L’Aquila, to see an art exhibition that features works (especially paintings) from Florence’s famous Uffizi Gallery. From there we went to Calascio, Castel del Monte, and finally Campo Imperatore before heading to Pineto, where we have our beach house.
It was a hot and sunny day, but the sky wasn’t clear enough to take pictures of the beautiful panoramas of Abruzzo. This is one of the reasons why I took more pictures of the old buildings than of the landscapes.
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Loved the pics of the arch and the old door! Thanks for sharing!
I’m happy you enjoyed the shots! Thanks for commenting