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The Itria Valley

CHCHAGO ·29 photographs ·1 Jan 2016 – 1 Jan 2016 ·1 days
Where
Ostuni, Costa Merlata, Alberobello, Monopoli; Polignano a Mare, Castellana Grotte · puglia
When
1 Jan 2016 – 1 Jan 2016
1 days · trip of 2016
Who
ANTONIO PERRONI · @CHAGO · NAPOLI
How
Travel diary
The story

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The journey's photographs

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crenellated coastSwimmers among white rocks and clear water, umbrellas on the small beachLimestone rocks with swimmers, clear turquoise sea on the Salento coastSwimmer in turquoise water among rocks, old coastal tower on the shorePozzelle towerTurquoise water between limestone rocks, Mediterranean shrubs and boats under warm lightCastellana cavesSunbeam streaming through the opening of Castellana Cave, limestone rocks and mosstrulli of AlberobelloTrulli houses of Alberobello, stone conical roofs with white symbols, tourists walking byTrulli houses of Alberobello with stone conical roofs in sunlightLocorotondoWhite alley with pink hydrangeas and stone steps between lime-washed housesOstuni, the white city: lime-whitened houses, dome and bell tower under blue skyCisterninoOstuniOstuni, the white city, houses and churches on the hill in warm lightOstuni, square with Sant'Oronzo column among white houses at duskTorre GuacetoSandy beach with umbrellas and swimmers, Mediterranean scrub and turquoise seaPolignano a mareWhite houses on limestone cliffs in Polignano a Mare, small boats on blue seaSwimmers in turquoise water between limestone cliffs, crowded beach under the sunSwimmers in clear turquoise water below rocky cliffs and crowded beachWhite houses of Polignano a Mare on limestone cliffs, small boat on blue seaWhite houses on limestone cliff in Polignano a Mare, blue sea belowBronze statue of Domenico Modugno with open arms in Polignano a MareMonopoliClear turquoise water over rocks, crowded beach along the Sardinian coast

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