Yup. It’s always like this in the afternoon and early evening, in our experience. And there are always one or two buskers about.

This is the Quattro Canti (referring to the four ornamental corners of the intersection, I assume). It’s the principal crossroad of the old city. It’s always packed by midafternoon. Our room this time was up an alley about three blocks straight ahead in this photo.

It is hard to fill the day with so much hurry up and waiting.

Well hurray for the black sock, but did you get all of yours also?

Hilarious! Maybe socks try to escape in other machines.
What a great idea, a laundry cafe.

What pastry did you have?

Net als op de vogeltjes mart vroeger in Antwerpen.

This kind of sales is forbidden in Belgium and the Netherlands. It is strange to see that it is still happening in Italie.

This photo looks like a filmscene.

Aw man, that's a gorgeous cerinthe major (yellow honeywort). Wow.

That water.

Love that road!

Thanks, we've added your comment to the text of the post! Love that you know so much history of Sardinia, We head to Sicily today on the ferry.

Love this view of Bosa...we have the exact same morning shot!

These murals were painted by Pina Monne a well known Sardinian muralist and ceramic artist. She brought the town of Suni to life with her work!