We took another three mile walk today but this time to to the south. The promenade does not extend much further past our starting point but we were still walking along the water. We saw people in the water but they looked cold and next to them were people in jackets. It is probable like it was in Florida where visitors from the north think it is warm and locals think it is chilly. We returned on an inland street and window shopped in a variety of shops and buildings. The most unique are the vending machine shops. Open fronted buildings with a variety of vending machines selling everything from beer to condoms to pregnancy tests. Most every shop closes from 1 to 4 in the afternoon so nearly everything was closed, not a problem, less pressure to buy.
Some kayakers
The fin of a free diver. Probably fishing for urchins or shellfish
The monk wants a table for two
A boatyard on the beach
Odd graffiti and death notifications
Turtle!
The beach cabanas have not been reassembled yet for the summer season
The architecture in this side of town is fewer stories and jumbled together
Nice color schemes
We stopped in a mom and pop shop for stuffed artichokes
And home made ravioli
The canneolloni looked good but not this tile
The menu was extensive
New readers for Leslie
A display of knobs
The neighborhood watch here are vigilantes
Death notices are plastered up along the streets
Layers and layers of them
Graffiti done nicely
I wonder if the graffiti was make before the electrical boxes went in
This is a take on the name of the region of Italy that contains Salerno. The outline is vaguely like that of a gun
A beautiful church building
With some sort of a chapel on the end
Giant chocolate easter eggs ready for the holiday
The full moon in the mist
When the moon hits your eye
Like a big pizza pie, that's Italy
