
Corso Umberto street vignette in Taormina, Sicily looking up towards the Castello Saraceno Casteltaormina on the hill in the background.
Cheers,
C. S.
Corso Umberto street vignette in Taormina, Sicily looking up towards the Castello Saraceno Casteltaormina on the hill in the background.
Cheers,
C. S.
Sedile Dominova, on Via San Cesareo and Largo Padre Reginaldo Giuliani in the historic centre of Sorrento, was built between 1319 and 1344. This ancient “Seat” was a building where the nobles and aristocracy of Sorrento gathered to discuss politics and make important decisions. It’s the last surviving noble Seat in the entire Campania region.
Image Taken in NYC with a Fujifilm X30 camera
I was going back to catch a train home after a fun day in the City when it started raining unexpectedly. I spotted these two trying to get a cab. I Love New York
Tubas, Rose Parade
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