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Tuscany, part 4: The Day-to-day Life
For the last part of this series on Tuscany, I wanted to show some nice (I think) pictures that show a little of how the people who are there every day live.
A pub in the main square of Lucca.
A bicycle parked outside a house in the center of Lucca.
A grocery store window in Lucca, displaying bread, focaccia, olives, salami, lard, prosciutto, and more.
A busy street in Florence, behind the majestic dome of the cathedral.
An unmarked police car in Florence (I know it's just a picture of a car, but I love that car! It's an Alfa Romeo 159, for those of you who may care).
A bus stop in Florence.
Clothes hung to dry in Siena.
A pub in the main square of Lucca.
A bicycle parked outside a house in the center of Lucca.
A grocery store window in Lucca, displaying bread, focaccia, olives, salami, lard, prosciutto, and more.
A busy street in Florence, behind the majestic dome of the cathedral.
An unmarked police car in Florence (I know it's just a picture of a car, but I love that car! It's an Alfa Romeo 159, for those of you who may care).
A bus stop in Florence.
Clothes hung to dry in Siena.
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