Grazzano Visconti

Imagine, you’re at a friend’s house in Italy and they tell you, that they have to go to work today; but you can take their bicycle, ride 5 miles on a flat country road and end up in a medieval village. Since it was off-season, what I found was nearly idyllic. Normally a tourist trap; when I arrived, what I found was a few artisans and clerks, and me. It was wonderful. I could imagine the chickens scurrying along as i walked on the stones of the street. There were no real peasants, chickens, or donkeys there; but they had done such an excellent job of preserving the ancient hand painted walls and environs, that this bicycle looked rather modern and out of place.

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3 Responses to Grazzano Visconti

  1. PERUGINA ART says:

    Mimi, you have been a busy girl…
    Love all the works here that you have posted recently…will have a good read before bed!

    I’m proud to know you!

  2. Jose Antonio G. Villarrubia says:

    Hello Mimi.
    Thank you for his visit, It makes me happy that you like the blog.
    Desde Toledo…
    Salute!

  3. Jose Antonio G. Villarrubia says:

    Hello Mimi.
    Beautiful works…
    Saludos!

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