In English this would be a not-so-appealing “The Refinery Inn”.
Sliced and fried polenta is called “scagliozzi” here.
“Piazza della Repubblica”, a lion head and some fishes on a pillar.
A cart used by a florist as display in “Via Magenta”.
“Via Ernesto Rossi”: “Sweetheart, I love you”, in Romanian.More Walks
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A very entertaining walk VP. The pillar with the lion and fish is great!
Such a great series of photos here. I love them all.
The pillar is truly amazing.
The pillar is my favourite too! It's nice but I'm sorry one of my countryman lived his letters on the walls in your town. He would better write her a mail or an SMS, as they do these days.
An interesting Sunday stroll. thanks for taking us along. I, too, like the pillar with the lion and fishes.
Felafel in Livorno? Great.
@ Traveling Hawk - He's following a local tradition: we got thousands of these and that wall hasn't much to loose anyway...
What a gorgeous pillar. Polenta falafels?
The pilar s fabulous!I also love the cart with flowers display, and really would try The Refinery Inn:)
@ joo - The sign was made by the owner's father, a refinery worker for many years. The guy suggested the name and his daughter liked it.
I feel as if I've had some nice exercise in the fresh air with my eyes wide open in anticipation.
My favorite is the flowers cart, it's gorgeous! :)
Someone says "polenta"hmmm it's delicious!
Léia
I think it's interesting how many photo opportunities can be found on a walk. These are the kinds of photos that tell what a city REALLY looks like.
Some funny details today!
Nice variety of photos.
The florist cart is lovely! Makes me want to buy flowers :-)
I love the photo with the flowers, and the most interesting and my favorite photo is the one above the flower photo!:)
Amazing details on that pillar! Love both lion and fish.
The lion head and fish are great. I love to look at the architectural details and things like these embellishments.
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