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A weekend in San Benedetto del Tronto

VIviaggiatrice83 ·12 photographs ·1 Mar 2006 – 3 Mar 2006 ·3 days
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San Benedetto del Tronto · Marche
When
1 Mar 2006 – 3 Mar 2006
3 days · trip of 2006
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Viaggiatrice83 · @viaggiatrice83 ·
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The story · 1 days

At least once a month.. we go down to San Benedetto to Luca's family!

Day 11 Mar 2006

This is how Ugo Nespolo describes the work (over seven meters of colored steel) placed at the beginning of the wonderful seafront promenade of the city, a paraphrase of a famous poem by Dino Campana: "Work ennobles man, but when work becomes work & work & work, man is crushed. And not always by necessity, but often by greed, envy, desire, by fake needs that make us neglect the most beautiful gifts that freely surround us. The sea, thus, wants to signify all that is great and generous around us and is an invitation for everyone not to forget the gifts of God that are offered to us at every moment".

Light stone facade of San Francesco church in Lanciano under blue sky
Light stone facade of San Francesco church in Lanciano under blue sky

The journey's photographs

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Gualtieri TowerWhite lighthouse above the marina with boats and palms by the seaWoman under the red sculpture reading Lavorare preferisco il rumore del mareSmall illuminated waterfall among rocks and palm trees at nightBook-shaped monument lit up at night among palm trees and street lampsBeach with blue umbrellas and white sunbeds under clear skyBrick clock tower with crenellations above Recanati's walls under blue skyTown with red roofs and lighthouse toward the sea, framed by branchesIlluminated fountain at night among palm trees, tower in backgroundYellow waterfront lights reflect on dark sea at nightSteel monument on the seafront, palm trees and parked bicyclesLight stone facade of San Francesco church in Lanciano under blue sky

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