Thursday’s Special:Traces of the Past Y2-07

Quite often when I travel I take an unconventional approach. It is not about learning about buildings and places that I visit, or knowing all the dates and names; it is about stepping into the past, and if I am lucky enough to have only the company of my choice with me, it is like a time travel  in which I write my own script.

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Bosco della Fontana

This is another Thursday’s Special photo challenge with the recurrent theme – Traces of the Past for which you are invited to showcase any example of  past relic be it from the recent or distant past, a place or a thing, or something else. There are no limits really. Just remember to:

  • make a post on this theme before next Thursday

  • link to this post and tag it #thursdaysspecial

  • leave me your links in the comment section bellow

  • grab the challenge widget (my Jupiter photo bellow) – optional

  • I will not pay visit to those bloggers that just leave their pingbacks without commenting here. 

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Please, check out the entries for the challenge. Who knows you might discover your next favourite destination:) Thank you all for participating:

https://travelwithintent.com/2016/11/03/roman-champs-elysee-alyscamps-arles

https://artishorseshit.wordpress.com/2016/11/03/old-barn

https://tishfarrell.com/2016/11/03/looking-back-traces-of-the-past

https://lucidgypsy.com/2016/11/03/traces-at-st-materianas

https://unavistadisanfermo.wordpress.com/2016/11/03/traces-of-the-past-10/

https://ameditativejourney.wordpress.com/2016/11/03/thursdays-special-traces-of-the-past/

https://smallbluegreenwords.wordpress.com/2016/11/03/thursday-special-10

https://jennysotherstuff.wordpress.com/2016/11/05/thursdays-special-traces-of-the-past

https://dailymusing57.com/2016/11/05/thursdays-specialtraces-of-the-past/

https://teepee12.com/2016/11/06/tracing-the-past

https://suejudd.com/2016/11/07/traces-of-the-past/

https://restlessjo.me/2016/11/07/jos-monday-walk-the-masmorra-trail/

https://irenewaters19.com/2016/11/08/traces-of-the-past-yr-2-07thursdays-special

https://jaspasjourney.wordpress.com/2016/11/08/pirate-capitals-earthquake-battered-giddy-house-jamaica

…. and there are some pingbacks bellow from the people that forgot to say hi……. 

65 responses to “Thursday’s Special:Traces of the Past Y2-07”

  1. A gorgeous shot, Paula, and very thought-provoking and sensitive words.

    Off to find another bit of the past

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      1. So great of you to be always so prompt. This gives me a chance to view your entry before work 🙂

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    1. Much appreciated, Debbie. I am very glad that the thought resonated with you. Hubby and I decided to visit “uglier” places just to avoid tourists, though this one can hardly be classified as ugly in any way. 🙂

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      1. No, it’s not at all ugly and you have captured the beauty of the place, Paula. The reflection adds to the beauty as does your words.
        Greetings from Norway, Hanne x

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  2. Love the music and what a wonderful step into the past. Beautiful photo Paula.

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    1. Thanks so much, Lisa. I noticed that you like his music. If you want to look for him on you tube. It is Fabrizio Paterlini. He comes from the region in picture 😉

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      1. Thanks Paula- will do- I am consistent sometimes without even knowing it!! Have a great day Paula 😀

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  3. Great reflection and totally agree with you, the facts will never stick but if you get the right feeling of how it used to be, that will stay with you!
    Have a good day

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    1. Cheers, Ron. I am so very glad that you relate to my thoughts. Have a great day yourself!

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  4. Ah, I’m with you on stepping into the past…..

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  5. It looks a lovely place for a quiet wander, Paula. I usually just like to go and absorb atmosphere. The facts can always be found later. Hugs, darlin! 🙂 Loving the tranquil music too.

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    1. 🙂 Thank you, Jo. Have a good and peaceful day. xx

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  6. […] Check out Paula’s “Traces of the Past“. […]

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  7. Again a perfect match of music and image. And thanks for giving Lisa the composer’s name. I shall be looking him out too. That reflection along the pool is stunning – so many pasts to dive into.

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    1. You can always ask me, Tish. 🙂 Thank you for the nice comment.

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  8. […] Thursday's Special:Traces of t… on Lost in Translation […]

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  9. This is a gorgeous image Paula, great reflections in your words as well! I’ve linked to you here, https://lucidgypsy.com/2016/11/03/traces-at-st-materianas/

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    1. Thank you kindly, Gilly. It is so nice to have you back.

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  10. […] Paula’s (Lost in Translation) challenge this week is Traces of the Past […]

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  11. […] A Thursdays Special courtesy of Paula over at Lost in Translation […]

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  12. Complimenti, è’ fantastico!
    Ho appena pubblicato anche il mio contributo….
    Grazie Paula!

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  13. Mi e’ partito il messaggio prima che finissi…
    http://unavistadisanfermo.wordpress.com

    Ho pubblicato il mio contributo…

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    1. Grazie Anna, and thank you for commenting. I’ve just put a notice that I will no longer visit those bloggers that just leave pingbacks without commenting on my blog. I am tired of their lack of manners and basic decency.

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  14. Grazie del “like”
    In realtà’ mi e’partito il messaggio prima del tempo

    http://unavistadisanfermo.wordpress.com

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  15. […] In November 2014, the bridge that held the flume was added to the National Register of Historic Places.  A trace of the past…submitted in response to the Thursday’s challenge offered by Lost in Translation  […]

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  16. Thank you Paula for this challenge. While a bridge can be remembered as a historical place it can also be a reminder of the earth’s sensitivity to human actions and its ability to heal, if allowed.

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    1. This sounds deep. Rushing over to your place…..

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  17. […] Thursday Special: traces of the past […]

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  18. Lovely landscape, building and reflections. A tranquil spot in which to muse. Mine is a little more dilapidated, but certainly comes from the past: https://smallbluegreenwords.wordpress.com/2016/11/03/thursday-special-10/

    Have a lovely weekend Paula (well it IS almost here…)

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    1. Yes, very tranquil. The only people I met there were a gay couple that I captured kissing 🙂 Thank you very much, Jude. I hope you’ll have a great weekend too.

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  19. What a delightful looking place. It’s definitely a remnant of the past. And the music is nice! Have a beautiful day, Paula! 🙂

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    1. Thanks so much for the lovely visit, Linda 🙂

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  20. A wonderful way to think of historical buildings. Time travel. That will have me relfecting on this lovely image all day.

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  21. […] The worth visiting Thursday’s Special themes created by Paula The inspiring and important theme this week “Traces of the past“ […]

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  22. All those lovely lines: in the sky; in the building; in the waterway; and to top it all off a perfect reflection. I like the way you describe entering imaginatively into the place where you are. It’s a bit scary to do so here – and probably in many places. My own script is far more benign than historical reality.

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    1. A very astute observation, Meg. History is often bloody and disturbing.

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  23. Thanks for the challenge Paula. Like you, I don’t need the cold hard facts, but I do love the story. History was one of the main reasons for our recent holiday to a speck in the Pacific Ocean. https://jennysotherstuff.wordpress.com/2016/11/05/thursdays-special-traces-of-the-past/

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  24. Very beautiful composition.

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    1. 🙂 many thanks, Rabirius

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  25. […] Thursday’s Special – Traces of the Past […]

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    1. Can’t think of a better place to go time travel than Paris 🙂 Thanks so much, Lisa.

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  26. […] THURSDAY’S SPECIAL: TRACES OF THE PAST […]

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  27. I understand what you are saying when you say you can write your own script. Time travelling in that way is just wonderful.

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    1. 🙂 I am very glad, Irene.

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  28. […] see more Traces of the Past here […]

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    1. Hiya, Sue 🙂 Thank you 🙂

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  29. […] you realise that I was going to link this post to Paula?  It’s perfect for Traces of the Past, isn’t it?  Then we’ll have a swift look at Cachopo.  The intention was to have a […]

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    1. 🙂 🙂 🙂 Morning!

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  30. […] post was inspired by the photo themes of Entrances or Doors from Cee’s Fun Foto Challenge, Traces of the Past from Paula of Lost in Translation, and Chaos from Ben of The Daily […]

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  31. Bosco della Fontana looks beautiful, Paula.
    The Leaning Tower of Pisa has nothing on the Giddy House in Port Royal’s Fort Charles, Jamaica: https://jaspasjourney.wordpress.com/2016/11/08/pirate-capitals-earthquake-battered-giddy-house-jamaica/

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