I posted this photograph six years ago today in response to The Weekly Photo Challenge that so many of us used to be part of. Given how we are all supporting each other in the blogosphere, the world’s safest place to practice social distancing during these challenging times, my thanks today are for all the heroes and heroines working so hard to save us all.
The photo was taken early one summer’s evening from the Youth Hostel in Cortona, Italy and shows the bells of the Chiesa del Torreone reflected in our bedroom window with Lake Trasimeno seen shimmering in the distance; a moment of pure magic.
My little watercolour shows reflections in the window of another Italian youth hostel in Finale Ligure, the magnificent Castello Vuillerman, recorded in my Journal on July 2, 1999. We’ll never forget climbing the more than three hundred steps, with packs on our backs, to the Castello where the view of the city, seen in this window reflection, was well worth the climb.
I hope this raises your spirits just a little. Be well and stay safe.
Love the glimpse at your journal. What a fun record of your travels!
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Thanks Kelly. There are lots of pages of the journal on the blog if you search “journal” https://wp.me/p3gSod-3t6
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Cool! Thank you!
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You never fail to both touch and raise my spirits, Andrew. Your paintings and photographs, your wise and compassionate words and your timely and heartfelt reminders of those we should hold hard in our thoughts and to whom we should send all the strength and support we can spare. Thank you. Thank you for being.
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Thanks for your lovely comments Osyth.
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