Very nice. You hardly see anything like that around here VP.
Remarkable...beautiful wrought iron...interesting contrast with the more modern building in the background! I'm fascinated by the tree trunk and limbs on the tree to the right, very nice!
Bello ritrovarne ancora...un tocco di passato nel presente..sereno divenire..dandelìon
lovely photo of this old stone fountain... it's a contrast with the much newer building behind...
Same good but different shape...curious! ;)
Oh! just like the old wells in Jerusalem, but prettier. I love to see them, even though they are locked shut now.
There must be a lot of history in it... Interesting capture!God bless you!Cezar
I guess it's not working anymore. Nice that they kept it as a reminder of the past though.
Beautiful and interesting!
Carino questo pozzo! Ciao, Arianna
Wishing well VP??
Kind of attractive, VP. Someone took the time to make a simple and functional bit of machinery more beautiful.
Was it really used as a well before?
That's lovely.
In the small garden of an apartment building in “Via Calzabigi”.
Very nice. You hardly see anything like that around here VP.
ReplyDeleteRemarkable...beautiful wrought iron...interesting contrast with the more modern building in the background! I'm fascinated by the tree trunk and limbs on the tree to the right, very nice!
ReplyDeleteBello ritrovarne ancora...
ReplyDeleteun tocco di passato nel presente..
sereno divenire..
dandelìon
lovely photo of this old stone fountain... it's a contrast with the much newer building behind...
ReplyDeleteSame good but different shape...curious! ;)
ReplyDeleteOh! just like the old wells in Jerusalem, but prettier. I love to see them, even though they are locked shut now.
ReplyDeleteThere must be a lot of history in it... Interesting capture!
ReplyDeleteGod bless you!
Cezar
I guess it's not working anymore. Nice that they kept it as a reminder of the past though.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful and interesting!
ReplyDeleteCarino questo pozzo! Ciao, Arianna
ReplyDeleteWishing well VP??
ReplyDeleteKind of attractive, VP. Someone took the time to make a simple and functional bit of machinery more beautiful.
ReplyDeleteWas it really used as a well before?
ReplyDeleteThat's lovely.
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