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October 28, 2008
Windows, Roofs and Rooftop gardens; View from Torre Guinigi, Lucca
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Great photos, Nina. I have missed your blog. For ages, the link was broken and you never emailed me the new one. Today it worked! Hope all is well w/ you and yours and you had a lovely St. Nick's. Just back from the US visiting Jordana and now I have the flu! Sigh. xo
Posted by: Paris Parfait | December 14, 2008 at 04:38 PM
Those roofs are what you call an enduring work of art. We're blessed that structures like those still exist to remind us what the human ingenuity and skill can achieve. I also love the rooftop garden on the right of the photo.
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