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"Thanks..." Scott...
Looks like ones I caught near Lunken Airport in Cincinnati.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Italian_wall_lizard
This is such an extraordinary area up here on this plateau. I think it’s my favorite cycling area in Puglia.
1 week agoI know, I know! Well let Bill tell you though.
1 week agoI wish that bike could tell us its history. Such a functional setup.
Interesting piece of art to the left.
That's a wonderful example of a right sized vehicle. I'd love to se Piaggio Apes in the US in stead of the monster trucks. Much safer for those of us on two wheels.
1 week agoThey’re a cousin of trulli, but these conical but flat topped structures are known as pajare. You’ve probably also seen rectangular but flat-topped ones like this, which are lamie. Its remarkable to have three different dry stone structures like this in such a small region.
1 week agoAnother great day!
1 week agoI’m glad that’s not me. It’s hard enough walking through sand without a bike
1 week agoWhat a great hike!
1 week agoI’ve gotten behind on your posts. What a great day!
1 week agoNopal - just like in Mexico!
1 week agoOne of my favourite albums!
1 week agoIt must be really tiny! We can usually fit ours vertically.
1 week agoPrickly Pear?
1 week ago
I suspect the next time we travel in Italy we’ll want to make regular use of trains to get between hubs. Unless I’ve missed it somewhere, I don’t see a description of how you’re managing bagging your bikes for the train. Are you carrying bags with you as part of your luggage? If so, could you give some detail - how much they weigh, how you manage packing them with everything else (how much space do they take), maybe a product reference?
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