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I have a thing for old stairs. Don’t ask me why.
These are old stairs. Please ignore the graffiti.
These particular stairs were kind of annoying, though. They were too shallow, and too wide. I think they were made that way so that horses could walk up them.
Really.
Some people walked down the old stairs like horses, but some decided it was easier to walk down the smooth slope on the side. Like this.
I confess that, until that moment, I had never considered the difficulties of riding a horse on stairs.
I did have a friend who adopted a greyhound who didn’t know how to go up stairs . . .
So the Perugians (is that what they’re called??) live in a city on a hill with stairs built for horses. Naturally, it could be difficult to navigate the city using modern transportation. I think that’s why we parked in a garage and walked all over.
But the locals seem to be managing just fine. One more picture:
Can you imagine how annoying it would be if you dropped a sock, though? Or other things . . . how embarrassing!!
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