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Dp's Miscellany
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Winter cornfield
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sinnerjohn
IOTM WInner - April 2022
And I won't forget to put roses on your grave.
So sweet of you.
Organic mushroom farm
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Darkroom
A River Runs Through It
Gloomlogue
Gloomlogue
Ah, so this is what biz people mean by vertical integration?
Yes, a veritable stairway to heaven.
Wild eggplant
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My inner tulip II (NSFW)
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Nature is so crude!
Yes, you can rely on nature to lower the tone!
Alien pod
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Yes, I can see a face pressed against the membrane there at the top.
Don’t stand too close. Don’t want a facegrabber to hop on you.
What the ...? Is it an allium or agapanthus. Like Ted said, there looks to be a face in there. Eeek, it’s making me breathless. “Let me out!”.
It’s an allium, just not sure which one. Here’s what they’re starting to look like once they emerge from the pod.
I don’t think I’ve ever seen anything quite like that!
Wow, they are beautiful!
Toby and Max have been in Rome (with their parents) since early January. 3 weeks ago Italy opened up to American tourists so we hopped right on it and flew to Rome on a COVID tested flight ( no quarantining required. ) We’ve been in Italy a little over a week, but picture taking isn’t high on the list of activities. I’ve managed a few.
We went straight from the airport to an agriturismo in Tarquinio, a small town on the coast 45 miles northwest of Rome.
Wild poppies in a garbanzo field
The farm livestock
Ceramic flowerpots in Tarquinia
We went straight from the airport to an agriturismo in Tarquinio, a small town on the coast 45 miles northwest of Rome.
Wild poppies in a garbanzo field
The farm livestock
Ceramic flowerpots in Tarquinia
In the Villa Doria Pamphilj
Wow, good to know that someone can go abroad on holiday. How long are you staying in Italy?
Because of the in frequency of the Covid tested flights, many of which were unavailable, our total trip will be four weeks. We were aiming for closer to three. I would use the term “holiday“ loosely. There is a fair amount of childcare involved. Not our typical trip abroad. The boys aren’t that enthusiastic walking and sightseeing in 30°C temperatures. (Their sightseeing stamina is limited.) On the plus side there’s a lot of gelato and pizza being eaten.
We’re in Rome for another week then off for a seaside 5 days in Puglia.
We’re in Rome for another week then off for a seaside 5 days in Puglia.
At the Pantheon
One of the Pantheon doors
The oculus
One of the Pantheon doors
The oculus
Trastevere
