The stone walls of the “Fosso Reale” are being “shaved” to clean them from the luxuriant weeds.
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12 comments:
Cool picture. Very interesting VP.
There are mornings when I feel like that.
Love the contrast with the white boats.
Interesting job.
I always wondered how they would do that and now I know.
So that's how they do it! What a fantastic capture!
I saw some weird cranes for plants at AgriTech yesterday. I'll show them to you.
Can they come and do my balcony after they've finished? The pigeons are at work again...
I suppose it's necessary, but I sort of like the greenery along the walls.
What a great image! I imagine the roots of the plants cause damage to the wall so this is necessary to maintain the wall.
wow, interesting to see how they clean the wall !
I like the weeds!...
It's right to be well kept but I also like the romantic air given by the bushes.
Clever.
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