Two lions guarding a slightly ajar front door in “Via Ricasoli”.
Same street, a chain of puppet rabbits in a shop window.
Tiles with the symbol of the Agnus Dei (Lamb of God) on a building in “Piazza Attias”. Dona nobis pacem means grant us peace.
The grass is full of daisies in “Piazza della Vittoria”; in background the church of “Santa Maria del Soccorso”.
A wall planter in “Via Borsi” with some not so healthy plants.More Walks
18 comments:
VP I just love this set of images! Really wonderful, colorful and welcoming of Spring.
Even if we still have rainy days, spring is here! I like the tiles and the photo with the sea of daisies :)
I do love those daisies.
beautiful beautiful measurement of time.
please have you all a good tuesday.
daily athens
I enjoy the photos of things you see on your walks, especially the lion door knockers and the daisies.
I must say I like the bun buns. SO cute!
I love when you take us on your walks! The bunnies look fun.
Lion door knockers on wooden doors, blue bunnies, the Agnus Dei, daisys and poor cactus that have had too much water. Multiple subjects...each interesting for different reasons!
Such an unusual and beautiful Lamb, with a spikey halo and the tiles in different shapes.
Ah daisies. What a lovely shot. The first one is fantastic too.
Peace? Uh...
Yes, you have found signs of spring!:)
Just what I needed.
Thanks for sharing these "optimistic" images.
A post that plays with our imagination, full of lovely ideas, happy ones!
Thanks a lot!
Léia
I love your collection of photos today! It really does seem like springs in there! And those lions are magnificent. Wish I had lions like that to protect my door :-D
Well, difficult to decide which I like the most today - for obvious reason lions are high on my list, but I think that I'm in mood for daisies:)
It looks like Spring is definately here.
Easter is late this year isn't it. April 24th-
MB
Great composition on top, funny rabits is a row and beautiful view of the Piazza della Vittoria.
Beautiful place and captures!
Buona primavera a voi due.
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