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It’s too tempting.
This is one of those times when I almost regret taking pictures. I think the pictures are supposed to bring back happy memories. They do bring happy memories, but they also bring discontent thoughts.
Really, who wouldn’t want to live in a walled city with a nifty tile roof, surrounded by green trees and a beautiful blue sky? Here’s a closer look in case you aren’t sure.
I think it looks amazing.
However, being a debater, I have to look at both sides. So, observation 1–lots of those old houses probably don’t have air conditioning. Observation 2–it’s hot there in the summer. Observation 3–look at the next picture.
Observation 3–the houses are crowded, there’s graffiti, there’s lots of stairs, and I still don’t see a grocery store. That makes me feel a little bit better about not living in Perugia.
More about the stairs later.
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So beautiful! I can’t help but be a little wistful. I’ve never been to Perugia, but that’s where my mother’s grandfather, Peter Perugini, is from. He’s the one who brought the family over from Italy. One of these days I’m going to go tour the country…
Comment by Ben Power — July 9, 2010 @ 10:37 am