Firenze

It is hard for me to discuss pride, especially of having done well. I had a kind of Stendhal syndrome, or what Wiki tells me is called hyperkulturemia visiting the places below. And what I feel viewing the images I captured there is as close to pride as I’ve ever come. No matter how little I had to do with it. Other than come and click. That’s why the title of this post is Pridem. In my language it means Coming.
Pisa
Vatican museum
Colosseum, Roma
Pantheon, Roma
Ponte Vecchio, Firenze
Piazza Anfiteatro, Lucca
Lucca Cathedral
Pitigliano
Orvieto Cathedral
Photo: MM

For Sylvain Landry’s SL-WEEK 27: Pride

WPC: Happy trios

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Five happy trios of trios: an outdoors one, an animal one (here one trio is dead, sorry about that), a waterways one, a pack mentality one and a b&w throwback one. More information in the captions (plus click to view in full).
The right tarok is played in threes under trees. Bežigrad, Ljubljana.
In Pitigliano.
Two times three in Capalbio.
Three local nutrie.
Three local cattle.
Three local mackerel.
Happy pre-Pearl Jam Prague duck party trio.
Boat trio in Piran.
Non-typical Italian trio in Firenze.
Listening in to Etruscan ancestors in Vulci.
Happy branco (It. for “pack”) at home beach.
Happy New Year in Piran.
Happy uuuuu-ing with paternal grandparents and the green cat.
Happy 40th birthday (some years ago): One generation.
A smile in three generations (not fully related: child + father + the other grandma; mom is in the previous photo).

Photo: MM (+ BM – ‘uuuing’ + a friend – ‘one generation’)

In response to The Daily Post’s weekly photo challenge: Trio