How many years have I dreamed of going to Lucca, Italy?
This summer I made it.
Here is a picture of my sister and me after we arrive on the train.
There is a wall all around Lucca.
It was once used for protection.
Now it is mainly used by joggers and bike riders.
Here we are, riding around the wall of Lucca on our bicycles.
Later we spend a lot of time walking.
Much of the streets look like they are paved with kitchen tile.
The streets are narrow.
There is art everywhere.
The doors and windows can be quite massive.
Sometimes we rest.
I hope I can go back to Lucca some day.
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Those are lovely photos. I would l'm ove to go to Italy. My husband is of Italian descent so it would be very interesting.
ReplyDeleteLooks like you had a wonderful time!
It looks like you all had a wonderful time; what a special trip.
ReplyDeleteLooks like a great trip!
ReplyDeleteItaly is a beautiful country ! My husband is Italian from the Lake of Garda.
ReplyDeleteOh my goodness, what a treat! I've been to Lucca, too! A lovely town and the birth place of my husband's grandmother.
ReplyDeleteIt's very special to return to your homeland. Lovely photos!
ReplyDeleteGlad you got there and enjoyed yourself
ReplyDeleteWhat a wonderful trip. I am happy for you.
ReplyDeleteI just found out that I am 1% Italian!! LOL!!
ReplyDeleteYour trip looked amazing.
Thanks for sharing!
- Lisa
Thanks for sharing your beautiful photos of your trip. My husband and I went to Italy many years ago, but we only hit the usual places: Rome, Florence, Venice, and the Cinque Terra. Looks like we missed a jewel when we didn't see Lucca, too.
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Sandy @ Writing With a Texas Twang
Oh, I am immersing myself in these scenes! Lovely streets, buildings, and moments. Thanks for sharing...and for visiting my blog.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful photos! It sounds like you had a wonderful trip. :)
ReplyDeleteNothing like getting back to homeland. Great pics.
ReplyDeleteI was there only for a short while.
Happy WW!
Que maravilla de viaje, Italia es una país precioso en muchos aspectos parecido a España...
ReplyDeleteEspero que lo disfrutases mucho.
saludos
I would imagine that every return visit you make will be different each time. Lovely images.
ReplyDeleteThis is such a fun post!
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