The sentence in the title is from my university translation exam. The images are from around here and wider Maremma, taken in the last two weeks, and the photo above is from Terme Saturnia, the true Earth wonder.
The sentence was in Slovenian (“Zemlja poraja sama od sebe.”), and we had to translate it into English. We were allowed dictionaries but advised against the practical little green two-way dictionary as it was not deemed quality enough. As it is, it was exactly there that I found the collocation to bring forth. The professor was mightily pleased.
And I am pleased when my eye rests on these earthy colours.
Photo: a © signature mmm production
In response to The Daily Post’s weekly photo challenge: Earth
Beautiful earth! Beautiful photos! 🙂
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🙂 Thank you, Pike. We are lucky to have the Earth.
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Yes!
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Beautiful series, Manja. Shows her true colours!
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Thank you so much, Leya! I think so too. True colours must stay as they are.
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Such a beautiful place! ❤
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Thank you, Mila! 🙂
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Another beautiful post. It is raining here in the UK so this is like going on a small holiday! Many thanks for posting.
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🙂 Glad to provide a repose. Thank you, Nick!
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My absolute pleasure! Still raining here!!
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Those photos look so very “Toscana”! Lovely
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SSW, it’s really like that over here. 🙂 You should see!
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nice photos
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Thank you, Optimist. 🙂
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Wow! Just wow. These are all just lovely shots. I like the brown ones with layers of land. And the vineyard (is it?) with the vines in the foreground. And the one with the big clouds. All very cool. Where is it? You know I just remembered eating little sausage-like meat things in Ljubljana, served with onions. Forgot their name. I still don’t think that castle was there.
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Haha, those were čevapčići and indeed they are very popular in Slovenia, even though they derive from other republics of ex-Yugoslavia, such as Serbia and Bosnia. Slovenians tend to ‘borrow’ food from surrounding nations (for example, pasta with beans from Italians, goulash from Hungarians, strudels from Austrians…)
All these photos were taken in southern Tuscany, between Siena and where I live, namely Capalbio, in the last 2 weeks, but I believe the entire Tuscany looks like this at this time of year.
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Ah, right …cevapcici!!! LOVED them. but yeah, not from Slovenia…no matter.
Gotta love Tuscany this time of year, eh!
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So beautiful! I love the picture of the poppies. All of them are great.
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Thank you, Travel Nurse! 🙂
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