Water influences me wherever I go. The sea, fountains, mountain streams, clouds. Where would we all be without this wonderful stuff?
Italy was particularly special for water. With a beautiful coastline, wonderful lakes and rivers, and very potable drinking water. Added for word press photo challenge
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I agree, Mick. I’ve always lived near water and I can’t imagine not having access to the calming effect of a body of water.
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Hi Joanne. Normally I am not always near water, but while we were away it rained a lot here, filling our dam to the brim, and all the earth around us. I think Jo and I will end up closer to the sea before it’s too late.
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Isn’t it a good thing to have the dam full before the beginning of the summer?
Although I do understand you’ve had an excessive amount of rain. I’ve seen images of some of the flooding.
Hope it doesn’t get worse.
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Oh, I must get that whinge out of my writing! No it’s great that our dam is full. The rainfall has not been bad for us
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Oh, I must get that whinge out of my writing! No it’s great that our dam is full. The rainfall has not been bad for us
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Lovely shots, Mick.
janet
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Thanks Janet. I had a ball taking photos in Italy
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Wow, these photos are simply stunning Mick. Brings back lots of wonderful memories of my parents homeland.
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Have you been there Miriam?
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Yep!
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Well, of course you have ’cause you wouldn’t have memories. Where were you parents’ born?
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A little village called Calvene. It’s near Vicenza.
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I’ll look that up now.
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What a lovely little village. Jo and I went to Bolzano, over the other side of the mountains from there. I imagine Calvene is not quite so German.
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