WPC: Relax, don’t (over)do it

No matter how people predominantly use them for work, to me boats spell relax.

But first, a short weekend review of the last week on my blog. To be found:

1. A walk around my immediate vicinity to show you the vineyard colours, green grass and all that occurs this time of year;
2. a selection of windows from our Tuscany 4-town autumn feast dash for Monday Window challenge, including one with mom;
3. my answers to 36 questions that should be asked on the first date with added photos from my first Italian visit;
4. a cheeky Orvieto train station bench;
5. the first half of various Caldana doors on Thursday;
6. five 100-word stories from Greece and one photo of a vicious animal.

And now boats. I worked hard to minimise the amount of photos, but there are still five over my usual limit of 20 per post. That’s fine, yesterday there was only one. So cool to have only yourself to answer to.

“Silver Whisper” off the coast of Hvar island, Croatia.

“Queen Victoria” in Trieste.

“Fumo ‘e caffè” in Talamone: At first I thought this means “Smoke and coffee” but that little bit there in front of “e” means it’s called “the smoke of the coffee”.

“Bad Wave” in Porto Santo Stefano.

“Ledo” in Porto Ercole.

“Laho” in Portorož, Slovenia. We took her for a spin and a lunch. Buono!

“Janez-1” on the Ljubljanica river, Ljubljana, Slovenia.

A red star in Porto Ercole.

More Porto Ercole boats.

The prettiest in Porto Ercole.

Orbetello lagoon.

Orbetello lagoon.

Isola del Giglio.

Capalbio beach.

Capalbio beach.

Capalbio beach.

Capalbio beach.

Piran, Slovenia.

Talamone. One of my favourite photos ever.

Talamone, taken from the same little bridge as the previous one, only years later.

Porto Santo Stefano.

Sv. Katarina, Slovenia.

Strunjan saltworks, Slovenia.

Piran, Slovenia.

Sacro Bosco, The Park of the Monsters, Bomarzo.

Photo: a © signature mmm production

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