Near the heart of Milano.
Hanging about by the Milano Duomo.
On the roof.
Notice the details.
A view from the roof.
The top was closed.
Everyday sights in Italy.
The Dieselwall.
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5 comments:
nice pics... Milano, milano... but isn't it sad that the rest is so industrial and "unromantoc"
:P
OH mY God.
My jealousy oozes from every pore.
IT LOOKS BEAUTIFUL!!!
Glad you are all having a great time!
Love it
Sorry but I just love
architecture that is carved stone
even hand crafted
Nothing wrong with modern
architecture and modern glass
but stonemasonry was a guild
all of its own!
It is a little sad how industrial we have become. I agree that stonemasons were true artists. You had to be skilled my friend! And that stone is tough to cut through too!
It is a little sad how industrial we have become. I agree that stonemasons were true artists. You had to be skilled my friend! And that stone is tough to cut through too!
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