The south end of the “
Molo Novo”, also known as “Diga Curvilinea” (Curvilinear Breakwater).
Almost the same angle in this 1907 postcard, when a few ships still moored there.
(Postcard digitized from the collection of Antonio Cantelli)
See also:
Molo Novo -
The North Lighthouse -
Over the Porto Mediceo
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So where is the ship? :-)
ReplyDeleteStill well kept! OI'm impressed!
ReplyDeleteAnd what a nice old sailing ship!
ReplyDeleteOh, I always love these comparisons.
ReplyDeleteI like your photo and also the old postcard !
Yep. When I was there in 1907 it looked just like second picture. Okay, I'm not that old.
ReplyDeleteLove your photo! That's the first time I've seen the and in the background. Beautiful!
It's amazing how little some things change.
ReplyDeleteExcellent comparisons! Quite an impressive structure.
ReplyDeleteWell apart from that white addition and the fact that there is no beautiful ship, not much has changed!
ReplyDeleteAgain, your's postcard worthy in another 108...2123.
ReplyDeleteI love your Sunday postcard posts!
ReplyDeleteSo wonderful!
ReplyDeleteNon è cambiato poi tanto...ciao, Arianna
ReplyDeleteI love this comparison VP.. I have a feeling, at least I hope, that this scene will be very similar in another 100 years.
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