Wednesday, July 13, 2011

Scali Cialdini

Canale dei Francesi, Frenchmen's Canal, Scali Cialdini, LivornoThe street called “Scali Cialdini” follows the “Canale dei Francesi” to which you get easy access through a sloping cobbled pavement with brick walls reaching the canal almost at water level.Scali Cialdini, LivornoNot far, you can see the compass rose described in another post.

See also: Canale dei Francesi - Landmarks

19 comments:

  1. Seems like a nice place for walks VP.

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  2. I love cobbled pavement...it's rare here anymore, usually torn up when resurfacing a street! Great photos!

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  3. So this is where you take your photography walks, VP.

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  4. I really like that pavement too.

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  5. I agree with the others...that pavement is quite nice.

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  6. I especially love the paving stones. Must be quite some work to lay those.

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  7. That's quite a complicated pattern on the cobblestone pathway VP, looks good and with the little boats tied up in the background. A bit different from your last post, wow how big is that boat that it makes the lifeboats seem so tiny!!

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  8. It's so pleasant when someone is guiding you on the streets of an unknown town. Thank you, VP, for showing us, your Livorno!

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  9. Very nice pavement post.

    And you have a pyramid too.

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  10. I would love to go down those steps to near the water.

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  11. The cobbled pavement is beautiful!
    Léia

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  12. nicely described and illustrated.

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  13. Most of our cobblestone streets have been replaced. A classic bumpy ride, no more.

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  14. Really unique stairs! I can see how it connects to the compass rose...the brick road is lovely :D

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  15. Yes, the cobbled pavement is really, it has an antique urban essence.

    Regards

    Valery

    Barcelona Daily Photo

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  16. One of my favorite memories of Italy are the numerous cobbled pavements. It just demonstrates the care and attention to artistic detail that makes your country so delightful to visit.

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  17. I definitely like the combination of cobblestone and brick. At least here.

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  18. Nice shape..... in the last photo.

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