I didn’t expect this! I traveled to Bergamo for a couple of days. Just had to get out and see some Italian mastery from the 15th and 16th centuries. So I picked Bergamo, about two and a half hours by train. I thought I would find some interesting photos, but NOT THIS! Incredible! This is…
So I went to Brescia today. I saw this from the train. Then I went to Santuario di Santa Maria delle Grazie. The priest was just finishing mass and when he saw me with two camera kneeling on the floor to get a shot of the ceiling, he offered to turn on the lights. Here’s…
Some ceilings worth viewing And this last one you might want to see a little closer
I need a break. My head is hurting from all these investigations into the complex differences between how I think and how Moses thought. So, here’s just some visual reminders that God is still the same even if I can’t figure it all out.
Well, Parma is still “Orange,” which means no travel outside the region. But that didn’t stop me from going “vertical” as I walked to two churches today. The ceilings in most churches are very dark. The lights are off. But with a little extra exposure, you can actually see what’s up there. You will notice…
Isn’t it nice to see all the colors He thought of?
Tuscany. Ah, the images. Such a beautiful place. Rosanne and I traveled to San Gimignano for 2 day. Here are some pictures from the Cathedral there, the village (it is quite small) and the road along the way.
How I wish this COVID nonsense would end.
History, history, history. We visited Lodi, a city near Milan, in order to see the Tempio Civico della Beata Vergine Incoronata. It is more than 500 years old, but the original site was a brothel, even older. In fact, the city itself is nearly 1000 years old. Even more interesting, this was one of the seats…
