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Shop Window Pitilgiano Italy

Shop window in the amazing Tuscan village of Pitilgiano, a 2,400 year old fortress a hilltop, The inside of the fortress was as cool as the exterior, except not as grand. Beyond the courtyard, the roads were too small for cars, so it was largely a pedestrian village. The winding roadways were a fascinating ancient masonry angles, arches and textures. Many stairways would drop away from the alleyway to mini courtyards that were the entryways to residences; others went up, all tied together with Roman archways. The antiquity of the place was palpable. There were many for sale signs for the retail spots because the busses haven’t discovered the place yet, couldn’t help but think that this place would be an awesome location to open a photo gallery. they wife wouldn’t let me buy one (pouty face).

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Shop window in the amazing Tuscan village of Pitilgiano, a 2,400 year old fortress a hilltop, The inside of the fortress was as cool as the exterior, except not as grand. Beyond the courtyard, the roads were too small for cars, so it was largely a pedestrian village. The winding roadways were a fascinating ancient masonry angles, arches and textures. Many stairways would drop away from the alleyway to mini courtyards that were the entryways to residences; others went up, all tied together with Roman archways. The antiquity of the place was palpable. There were many for sale signs for the retail spots because the busses haven’t discovered the place yet, couldn’t help but think that this place would be an awesome location to open a photo gallery. they wife wouldn’t let me buy one (pouty face).
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