Hello, here I am making noise! Yesterday afternoon I was in this medieval village, Pitigliano, in my Tuscany. It was built on a tuff spur and is very impressive. In the second image you can see the ancient Roman aqueduct, still well preserved!
Hello, here I am making noise! Yesterday afternoon I was in this medieval village, Pitigliano, in my Tuscany. It was built on a tuff spur and is very impressive. In the second image you can see the ancient Roman aqueduct, still well preserved!
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Oh! This place is just so magical. I hope I could travel and visit your beautiful country Tuscany with my family when everything is well and good. Happy day dear🤗😍
I hope you can see my region, I am convinced that you will love it, there are many places to visit, beautiful cities, sea, hills and breathtaking landscapes!
Thanks Simon, you are a great tour guide
Deep in History have you ever find any ancient Roman coins I had a friend that lived in Bulgaria he had over 5000 Roman coins that he had found over the years using a metal detector of course.
I only happened once to find a Roman coin during a walk in a wood, but it was not of great value. Surely in this area, with suitable tools you can still find them! And they are very beautiful
Love those places full of history and charm!!!
Hello, happy new year to you. The structure is like part of the earth if you know what I mean. Hehehe I can't explain it in english. It's like a mountain curve or made into that structures.
Yes, I understand and you are right, the whole town has been dug into the tuff, it is an architectural marvel, and on impact, as soon as you see it from a distance, it is a marvel. Happy New Year dear friend!
I wonder how they do that in the old times? Is there no earthquake in that place? It's in the edge of the cliff. It really is an amazing how they did that.
Fortunately, earthquakes in this area are minor, at least in recent centuries. And anyway, that big rock is very solid