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Italiaauthor: fede : Tuscany, Italy | Italiaauthor: fede : Tuscany, Italy i was disappointed at first to see that there are not many posts of other places, so i am seeking to change that. i have some pictures of the Tuscany (Toscana) region in Italy from 2 years back. this is the Duomo di Firenze, in Florence, Italy. its enormous and impossible to capture in a picture. for all of the area that it displaces, it is magnificently detailed.- this is a picture of a street leading to the piazza in siena, where the famous Pallio takes place. its a small, medieval city and all of its streets are tiny and generally lead... |
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