Richard And Jo Demeester's photos
A Boulder on a Pillar
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So, the rock was once caught in a conglomerate of sands and other easily eroded minerals. Everything else has eroded, and the rock protects the pillar underneath it, to an extent. Obviously, this will not be a permanent situation...
Sunset Drinks on the Terrace
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Jo and Anna
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Anna and I
We Found Proper Bacon
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We found a bakery which serves brunch. And the highlight in the brunch is crispy bacon. Almost unheard of in Italy.
Chiesa di San Petro, Vasto
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Communism, Guardiagrele
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The poster board, with anti fascist bills displayed in the main square of Guardiagrele. It showed many indications of having spent decades being out in the elements, not least of all the rust on this antique badge holding pride of place.
12th Century Castle, Creccio
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Creccio is a village nearby that I have been wanting to visit for some time, having heard about some of the Medieval features.
With Adam and Annett, Roccascalegna
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From the Terrace
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Perhaps our best sunset, so far, from our terrace. Bomba social media went crazy with pics of this sunset.
Valley Seemingly on Fire
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So, this particular morning, an unsual band of cloud far in the east, blocked the sun from hitting the whole mountain, but a strip of long dawn sun hit the base of the mountain, creating the illusion of fire below. This light lasted no longer than a few minutes.
The Front Arrives, with Clouds
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The morning began clear, but the clouds arrived like a giant sheet being pulled across the sky by invisible hands.
Sunset - Maiella
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Picnic with Nick and Wendy, Roccascalegna
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Lunch on a Trabocco Restaurant
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We have included pics of trabocchi before, but with summer coming to an end, we decided we should get a meal slotted in before the restaurants finish for the season.
Five courses, and some. Six cold appetisers. Four warm appetisers. A pasta course. Three mains, and three desserts. Wine, coffee and digestivo. All seafood (apart from dessert, naturally).
Mosaics in Tornareccio
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Tornareccio is well known in the area for two things. The first is its primary industry, honey. More recently, the town has been decorated with all manner of mosaics. Over the last 15-20 years, artists have provided a range of styles and themes. Unsurprisingly, bees and bee products are common topics.
Doing Our Bit
Some of What We Recovered
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The lake level is quite low, so most of the clean up involved dragging out things that are normally well under water. We ended up with a few interesting bottles. Overall, though, we were expecting to find a lot more. This was a pleasant surprise.
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