And both are appropriated, they "live" together well Jilly. Apricale is not yet a window-town for tourists....just an old town where people young and old live for true. Authentic with an "heart".
Jilly - what a lot of names for this colourful pinwheel!
I'll just comment on the quality of your photo. The light was difficult there with bright and dark zones - your photo comes out as a beauty with stone and moss details sharp as they should be!
Oh, that's a real post modern shot, Jilly!
ReplyDeleteThat clorful windmill is fantastic. We call it "FerFereh" in Persian. It is a word that usually kids use ;)
Sarah, I looked it up and see it's sometimes called a whirligig. I always remember it as a windmill tho. I love the word FerFereh. It 'sounds' right!
ReplyDeletebien vu, j'aime ce petit ventilateur pour enfant et cette couleur éblouissante au milieu de cette ancienne rue
ReplyDeleteA very nice and idyllic place. Wonderful shot.
ReplyDeleteThis modern windmill looks in this old beautiful surroundings surprisingly well.
ReplyDeleteThis image is completely charming.
ReplyDeleteI love how the ancient stone is warmed and transformed by the spots of color in this image. Beautiful!
ReplyDeleteA beautiful little corner of the world.
ReplyDeleteOh, I like a shot like this...
ReplyDeleteAnd both are appropriated, they "live" together well Jilly. Apricale is not yet a window-town for tourists....just an old town where people young and old live for true. Authentic with an "heart".
ReplyDeleteFrank Lloyd Wright would have appreciated this hidden and thus dramatic entrance.
ReplyDeleteJilly, your Apricale series is fantastic! Love the trio from yesterday, as well as the springtime attraction of the opposites -:)
ReplyDeleteYour whirligig is also known as a pinwheel.
Jilly - what a lot of names for this colourful pinwheel!
ReplyDeleteI'll just comment on the quality of your photo. The light was difficult there with bright and dark zones - your photo comes out as a beauty with stone and moss details sharp as they should be!
un escalier fort sympathique qui ne sert que pour la décoration de la rue
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