Now, I have no idea with the name of the town is, just that it was a picturesque stopover in the middle of a delightful private tour of Tuscany.
![2013-06-20 10.12.54](https://iseenoendtotravelling.files.wordpress.com/2018/04/2013-06-20-10-12-54.jpg)
There are narrow laneways that I suspect no one 300 hundred years ago planned for cars
![2013-06-20 10.17.36](https://iseenoendtotravelling.files.wordpress.com/2018/04/2013-06-20-10-17-36.jpg)
Narrower walkways that lead to very dark places
![2013-06-20 10.18.02](https://iseenoendtotravelling.files.wordpress.com/2018/04/2013-06-20-10-18-02.jpg)
Walkways on the side of the hills that look down on the picturesque valleys
![2013-06-20 10.15.27](https://iseenoendtotravelling.files.wordpress.com/2018/04/2013-06-20-10-15-27.jpg)
And rather interesting hillsides, some of which provided inspiration for Leonardo da Vinci
![2013-06-20 10.15.48](https://iseenoendtotravelling.files.wordpress.com/2018/04/2013-06-20-10-15-48.jpg)
Or maybe it was this landscape, though it is difficult to see what could be found as inspiration in such a bland hillside
![2013-06-20 10.15.55](https://iseenoendtotravelling.files.wordpress.com/2018/04/2013-06-20-10-15-55.jpg)
A lot of houses, some of them quite large, nestled in amongst the trees
![2013-06-20 10.17.41 (2)](https://iseenoendtotravelling.files.wordpress.com/2018/04/2013-06-20-10-17-41-2.jpg)
Gardens, of sorts, balcony's, not so big, and hidden doorways
![2013-06-20 10.17.53 (2)](https://iseenoendtotravelling.files.wordpress.com/2018/04/2013-06-20-10-17-53-2.jpg)
Even not so secret passageways between houses.
All in all, it was an interesting visit, and it made me wonder what it would be like to live here, all crowded together, rather than living on our relatively isolated quarter acre blocks.
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