Coffee,
anyone?
Coffee
outdoors
in the Piazza
while planning
your afternoon,
perchance
a little boating
along the seashore?
Or would you rather
have an ice cream cone
filled with Italian gelati:
Liquorice, hazelnut
and Concord grape? *)
*
Photographed by Merisi
September 2009
in a small seaside town
in the
Veneto region,
Italy
*) Warning:
Enlarge the picture
at your own risk! ;-)
The boat picture is a beautiful abstract!
ReplyDeletel think I may need more than coffee and glaces today with the news about David....but it will do for now....lovely!
ReplyDeleteDid you say gelato? I'll have one scoop of hazelnut, one of pistachio, and one chocolate please! Mille grazie.
ReplyDeleteI second louciao's gelato order--mmm. Otherwise--*sigh* Wonderful to see on a Friday afternoon. Thanks.
ReplyDeleteEverything islooking so summery after the rain.
ReplyDeleteSlivered almonds! How could you have lived without them?!
ReplyDeleteThank you so much for stopping by my blog and tasting Tessa's delish bobotie.
As far as the tempting offer in your beautifully photographed post, I think I'll go with the concord grape gelato.
Ciao
Lola Aglio, Olio & Peperoncino
Well Merisi, I will say yes to that coffee and also to that gelato, and most of all yes to having a time to rest in that lovely light and enjoy the moment.
ReplyDeleteBest wishes. xo
So fun to step into Europe and enjoy (at first I typed envy, but that's not nice) your photo ops. Great skill!
ReplyDeleteI'll be back to visit you, but I'll always be glad it was on Authorblog I met you!
ReplyDeleteBefore reading what the 3rd picture was , I hadn't figured out , I had just thought it was abstraction and beautiful. Can I have a little bit of gelati ??
ReplyDeletemmmmm, i think i'll get hubby to row while i enjoy the gelati....
ReplyDeleteMmmmm!
ReplyDeleteoh, yummee.
ReplyDeleteHi, Merisi,
You on twitter yet?
I have just drooled, most unattractively, all over my keyboard! ;-)
ReplyDeleteWonderful outdoor cafe shot...so Italian..the light - only in Italy!
ReplyDeleteThere's nothing quite like coffee places in Europe, especially Italian coffee.
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