I have a draft post on my gmail where I save travel ideas all over my relatively immediate neighbourhood from friends, blogs and the Internet in general. The Abbey of Sant’Antimo was one such. You never know when I might be looking, saving and following your footsteps.
As we were returning home from Siena this April, we decided to have a look at the Abbey of Sant’Antimo, since it was in our general direction and since Andrew Seal posted about walking over there for 10 km on thechangingpalette.com. And this, my friends, is how it ripples. With gratitude to Andrew, we didn’t walk but it was still lovely as you can see. Where next? (Click on the first photo to enter the gallery.)
Photo: a © signature mmm production
Aaaah, lovely!
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Thanks, SMSW, another place to return to and stay longer.
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That is so beautiful. Im glad you included thd interior shots.
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Oh, I’m glad you’ve been enjoying it, Dan! Thanks!
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This is wonderful Manja. Brings back some very happy memories. I think my photos and yours could be superimposed 🙂 So happy you went. Warm wishes…Andrew
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Oh, thank you, Andrew. It is truly a magical place. When you discover another, please say so. 🙂
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Oh how I wish I were there!!
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Maybe one day… 🙂
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C’est surtout la grande nature qui m’émeut.
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Merci, Mamie, I only had to check two words in your comment. 🙂
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Bravo!
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Beautiful. I love the photo of the bright blue sky and perfectly puffy white clouds. Those are always winners for me.
And that door, with the light coming in. Great shot!
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Thank you, Joey! I used that door photo on a Thursday already, but it was long ago. 🙂 The weirdest thing was that the people coming in through the door spoke my language, the mother to the child. Doesn’t happen often here.
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I can imagine it’s nice to hear that familiar sound 🙂
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What a lovely and peaceful place.
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Thank you, Bulldog, indeed it is. 🙂
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I shared this on Twitter…
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Ah, lovely, SMSW, I hope your followers enjoy it, and then visit like I had. 🙂
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Hope so, too 🙂
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Reblogged this on Journal Edge.
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Thank you so much for posting the link to your pictures of Sant’Antimo. What a jewel it is! I love the rhythm of Romanesque architecture — and your pictures just make me want to go back!
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You’re very welcome, Ann. That’s the most I could hope for. 🙂
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Thank you, Vikas. 🙂
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