At the Spring Flower Market, last week, there were also old motorcyles and cars. My children loved them but we too: it was a funny and interesting sight!
Have a nice weekend!
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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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2 comments:
I love this photo! So much red!
No wonder your children loved them!
Was this a special event? Seems odd to be part of a flower market. What make are these?
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