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Showing posts with label San Gemignano. Show all posts
Showing posts with label San Gemignano. Show all posts
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San Gemignano
Known as the Manhattan of Italy because of it's many towers, they have to be kidding, this hill town in Tuscany is very charming and worth a visit. Most of it's towers are actually not around any more but the ones that remain are very impressive. The view of the Tuscan countryside is also spectacular.
Friday, April 5, 2013
San Gemignano / Nikon D-200
Sitting atop a Tuscan hill, San Gemignano is famous for its many towers. Most of them have not survived but quite a few have giving it the sobriquet: the Manhattan of Italy. A far cry really, but it has it's own fascination.
Tuesday, July 17, 2012
Back to San Gemignano
This little Tuscan hill town is full of charming places to photograph. If some of these have been posted before, I appreciate your indulgence.
Wednesday, June 20, 2012
More from San Gemignano / Nikon D-200
These are people shots. The place is overwhelmed by tourists. How the natives take this I do not understand except that this brings in money to their economy.
Tuesday, June 19, 2012
San Gemignano / Nikon D-200
San Gemignano in Tuscany is called the Manhattan of Italy because of its many towers. There used to be many more but many have bit the dust. They do make for interesting shots.
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