What a place….what a scenery… And I can only agree about summer – it really is too far away! This feeling suddenly became very strong, looking at your photo. 🙂
Yeah one of my “oldest” and best friends (known each other since we started school together as two nice well-behaved boys) he has “scored over ability” and has since he was 22 lived in this area all because of a local dark-haired beauty – actually the reason why I understand the Italian language… 🙂 🙂 😉
Wow! The Pearl of the Lake.
I’m going back in April and I can’t wait to walk those narrow cobbled streets, and drink a beer in the sports bar.
Thanks for brightening my Monday.
🙂 thank you very much Stephen. I’ve had (having) some rough busy time at work, and that explains my scarce activity here :(. I am always happy to see you visiting and would like to return the visit soon.
I have just compared the info of Great Lakes with Como. Como lake is much smaller with a surface area of 146 km 2 🙂 I am happy you like the pic Annie. I know you liked the movie 😀
Thank you for the update, Paula. 90 square miles is still fairly large. And so many towns and villages around the lake. The more I learn about Lake Como the more fascinating it is to me.
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What a place….what a scenery… And I can only agree about summer – it really is too far away! This feeling suddenly became very strong, looking at your photo. 🙂
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🙂 What a nice thing to say 🙂 Thank you very much, Ese!
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Beautiful place and what a setting. So colorful everything is….
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Thank you my dear Sreejith 🙂
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Wow what a stunning place Paula, you’ve captured it beautifully in your photograph
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Hello Mike 🙂 It is lovely and very touristy 🙂 I did the best I could from the ferry. I miss listening to your music….
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Amazing, excellent captured… 🙂
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🙂 Have you ever been to that part of Italy?
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Yeah one of my “oldest” and best friends (known each other since we started school together as two nice well-behaved boys) he has “scored over ability” and has since he was 22 lived in this area all because of a local dark-haired beauty – actually the reason why I understand the Italian language… 🙂 🙂 😉
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Wait a minute … a friend living in Italy – understandable, a dark-haired beauty even more so, but you a well-behaved boy???!!??? 😉
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Every one say so, I believe… 🙂 🙂 😉
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😆 I have to see that in writing 😀
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Probably people don’t say it in public because they think it might make me shy… 🙂 🙂 😉
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C’est resplendissant !
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Je te remercie Julie 🙂
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I have to go there!
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Yes, you have to 🙂
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What a beautiful photo Paula…..you’ve got me dreaming of summer and warmth in the sunlight 🙂
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I bet :D. Thank you Seonaid 🙂
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That looks so beautiful. Why wouldn’t you reminisce about it?
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🙂 True 😀
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You and Ludovico have transported me back to Bellagio, Paula. 🙂
Hope life is improving a little for you.
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Ciao Jo :). I am doing a bit better – It is time of Aquarius after all ;). Will stop by your place later. I miss it a lot.
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Yes, lots of February birthdays in our household, and daughter’s 1st wedding anniversary next weekend. 🙂 Take care.
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The villas sit like gorgeous jewels in all that beautiful blue . . . thanks for the wonderful view, and longing, Paula!
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Love the blue!!! Beautiful!
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So lovely, Paula. Love the music too. Holiday time will come around again, before you know it. 🙂 xx
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Will be there on St Valentine ‘s day!
And I’m so happy!
H&K
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Sono contenta per te 🙂
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Beautiful!!! Well, January is gone… 🙂
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🙂 Ciao Amy
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Wow! The Pearl of the Lake.
I’m going back in April and I can’t wait to walk those narrow cobbled streets, and drink a beer in the sports bar.
Thanks for brightening my Monday.
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😀 You are welcome Paul. I hope you’ll have nice weather in April. This photo is from July last year 🙂
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That is a stunning photograph! What a beautiful place to visit.
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Oh, a wonderful break in my day. Thanks!
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Dream place to spend retirement and enjoy beauty.Lovely photo Paula. Cheers.jalal
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It is a beautiful and mondaine place… I would wish something more peaceful for my retirement 🙂
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Excellent!
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🙂 Nice to read you Uday 🙂
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It is, it really is too far away!
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How I wish I could be there right now to escape the dreary cold and snow-filled roads.
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I believe you. I hope you are keeping warm Colline…
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Trying our best 🙂
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Perfetto!
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😀 thank you, Rommel 🙂
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nice! one word comes to mind: bucolic. nice capture, paula!
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🙂 thank you very much Stephen. I’ve had (having) some rough busy time at work, and that explains my scarce activity here :(. I am always happy to see you visiting and would like to return the visit soon.
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🙂 it is actually a very mondaine place 🙂
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Beautiful place!
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Very upscale, very upbeat, very crowded :), but I had to see it 🙂
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Lake Como must be one huge lake….like an inland sea, like one of our Great Lakes here in the US. So very beautiful photo, Paula!
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I have just compared the info of Great Lakes with Como. Como lake is much smaller with a surface area of 146 km 2 🙂 I am happy you like the pic Annie. I know you liked the movie 😀
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Thank you for the update, Paula. 90 square miles is still fairly large. And so many towns and villages around the lake. The more I learn about Lake Como the more fascinating it is to me.
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