Another example of pretty folwer beds in the middle of a street. It is pleasant to drive past the signs, don't you think?
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I am Patrizia, a 40 year old young girl. Happily married since almost 13 years. Joyfully mother of three wonderful children (9 ys, 7 ys and 3 ys old!).
Currently my pictures are shot with a Canon EOS 400D and with a Nikon Coolpix.
I am Patrizia, a 40 year old young girl. Happily married since almost 13 years. Joyfully mother of three wonderful children (9 ys, 7 ys and 3 ys old!).
Currently my pictures are shot with a Canon EOS 400D and with a Nikon Coolpix.
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a daily picture (almost daily!) directly from Concordia Sagittaria, a wonderful small town in the North Eastern part of Italy
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3 comments:
Yes, it would be nice to have flowers in the street like you have. We don't have things like that here but then this is a small (5000 people) city.
Thanks for your comment on the post about Monday is washing day. I think dryers are a big waste of energy too, but my wife can't hang clothes out anymore. We have 5 children and she used cloth diapers and you can imagine how many times she hung clothes on the clothes lines. Lots of times. LOL
Now the oldest is 52 years old and her son is 16. Our grandson. But now the cloth diaper days are gone forever I guess.
I like your colorful signs and pretty flower beds!
Yes I do agree.
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