My skin doesn’t permit more than three hours a day under the sun, so I made some city seeing/strolling. I had never been in that old romanic church that reminded me of certain knight. The name of the church couldn’t be other than San Juan (Saint John) 🙂
Sounds like a lovely holiday. Enjoy being back home 🙂
Back in Italy already, I have to go back to work tomorrow 😦
Oh, just a short trip then? Loved your aerial view of Rome, btw!
The interior of the cathedral is soaring, stunning! LOL about three hours of sunlight. For me it’s more like three minutes 🙂 When in the Mediterranean I have to wear a hat 100% of the time.
Well, three hours with a total block sun cream 🙂
Yes, I like so much the “cimborrio” of the cathedral, is made with alabaster, and the effect is stunning. such a pity there was no light enough in the altar to take a picture of these angels. They’re so beautiful, they were painted during the renaissance and were covered in Baroque times. Fortunately they were not destroyed
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Beautiful! Contrast program to your time on the beach?
My skin doesn’t permit more than three hours a day under the sun, so I made some city seeing/strolling. I had never been in that old romanic church that reminded me of certain knight. The name of the church couldn’t be other than San Juan (Saint John) 🙂
Sounds like a lovely holiday. Enjoy being back home 🙂
Back in Italy already, I have to go back to work tomorrow 😦
Oh, just a short trip then? Loved your aerial view of Rome, btw!
The interior of the cathedral is soaring, stunning! LOL about three hours of sunlight. For me it’s more like three minutes 🙂 When in the Mediterranean I have to wear a hat 100% of the time.
Well, three hours with a total block sun cream 🙂
Yes, I like so much the “cimborrio” of the cathedral, is made with alabaster, and the effect is stunning. such a pity there was no light enough in the altar to take a picture of these angels. They’re so beautiful, they were painted during the renaissance and were covered in Baroque times. Fortunately they were not destroyed