Showing posts with label Piazza San Giovanni di Dio. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Piazza San Giovanni di Dio. Show all posts

Red Garlic from Sulmona - by the Cartload

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a.m. cart is full Every Roman street market--and there are more than a hundred--has its itinerant garlic peddlars, usually smallish g...

Men in Coats: Looking Good in Piazza San Giovanni di Dio

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I have fond memories of Saturday mornings more than a half century ago, when my father would take me "downtown"--downtown, that is...

Taking Photos in Rome? Watch Out!

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The photos on this page have no common subject matter, but they are related: all were taken within 48 hours, and--more important--all produc...

May Day Irony

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May Day, the 1st day of May, is rapidly approaching. Italians love their holidays, and May Day, which in its modern form celebrates work, la...

The Pope and Us - views from the bar

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With Christmas coming, we think some mention of the Pope is in order. The photo here, taken at Bar Tony, in Monteverde Nuovo, is a perfect e...

Imagining Failure: Rome's New Markets

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We've always been interested in artists' renderings of buildings proposed or under construction. They're fantasies. Although art...
 
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