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| Monday, 1-Nov-2010 17:14 |
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Pieces of Italy XXVII
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The fog hid the fear of falling.
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| Saturday, 23-Oct-2010 10:30 |
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Pieces of Italy XXVI
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Detail of a mosaic representing the ancient harbor of Aerminium (ancient Rimini). On display on the museum of Rimini.
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| Sunday, 10-Oct-2010 11:37 |
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Pieces of Italy XXV
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A roman mosaic representing a squid, in the museum of Rimini. It has some similarities with a roman mosaic of a place near my hometown. Finding paralels in a museum thousands of quilometers from home, sudently the magnitude of the roman empire gained form in my head.
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| Saturday, 9-Oct-2010 10:59 |
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Pieces of Italy XXIV
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A town square in Rimini
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| Tuesday, 5-Oct-2010 11:03 |
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Pieces of Italy XXIII
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The Roman Bridge of Rimini. A piece of roman engineering still used today. 2000 days after it's construction.
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| Monday, 4-Oct-2010 10:01 |
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Pieces of Italy XXII
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Arriving at San Leo in the sunset is just amazingly beautifull. It's impossible so show the marvelous place this litle town is. We went to the castle but it was already closed and having some restoration work. We arrived just in time for the last rays of light to disapear. In the photo, two hills, in the distance the previously noted here castle of MaIoletto.
This was how a day ended in the hills of Italy.
Thanks Mauri and Jessie 
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| Sunday, 3-Oct-2010 11:16 |
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Pieces of Italy XXI
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Part of Unesco's World Heritage Sites
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| Saturday, 2-Oct-2010 14:45 |
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Pieces of Italy XX
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Urbino
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| Friday, 1-Oct-2010 09:59 |
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Pieces of Italy XIX
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In the Apenines, so many towns beautifully preserved...
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| Thursday, 30-Sep-2010 11:19 |
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Pieces of Italy XVIII
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Ruins of the caslte of Maioletto atop the hill. The most amazing thing about Italy is the way every place exhales history. In every hill, every city, every corner of this country
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