Thou Paradise of Exiles, Italy!

1. Beautiful collage 🙂

   Have a peaceful collage, Johanna 🙂
   Anand

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2. i’ve been to Amalfi with a tour group. Seeing it through your camera’s eye is a whole new experience! I feel richly drawn into what I’m seeing in your living pictures.

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   1. Thank you so much. The paper mills are a favorite haunt to explore. We can go for hours and not see another person until we get to Pontone. It is quite magical and timeless.

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3. Tomorrow my sister visits on her way from Venice. I wait with anticipation for her talk of Italy. I’ve been no further than Aoste myself. But it is a country I would love to visit fully one day. For now I’ll enjoy your photos.

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   1. Double good time coming for you. . Sister visiting with stories of Venice!
      I’m really happy that you enjoy my photos. This collage was difficult to edit down because I have hundreds of photos of the paper-mills.

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4. Listening to the beautiful music while scrolling through your photos….I felt like I was right there with you. Wonderful!

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   1. Thank you so much. The paper-mill ruins are one of my favorite places on the planet and Ava Maria my absolutely favorite piece of music, that sticks in my head when there.

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5. Reblogged this on Covey View and commented:
   Let’s take a trip to Italy. Our tour guide is Johanna Massey.

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6. Love, love, LOVE Amalfi. It has been 7 years since we last visited. Time to return soon!

   We are taking a trip to the Southwest U.S.in spring of 2016, and would appreciate any ideas for an itinerary and key sites (beyond the obvious). We will be staying with relatives in the Phoenix area, probably mid-April to early May.

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   1. Jack, I would be more than happy to make some recommendations. Let me give it a think over of what and where I would want to visit and I’ll be in touch soon.

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7. Beautiful pictures!

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   1. Thank you so much for stopping by for a visit and so glad you enjoyed the photos.

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8. Absolutely gorgeous, it brought a sigh of wonder from me and joy that I can share in someone’s journey. The old beaten path calls to the historical enthusiasts.

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   1. Thank you so very much. It is a truly a place that allows the imagination to easily slip into envisioning the people and process of making the paper. The sound of water flowing permeates the entire area.

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      1. Your description above makes it sound even more appealing, stopppp, I cannot go yet 😦 yet :D.

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9. Those lemons and olives look delicious!

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   1. And the air was just filled with the scent of the lemons. Breathing was a conscious pleasure .

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11. Loved the photos!! Thanks for taking me back to Italy if only in my mind! I feel the peace I did when I was there!

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    1. That area is truly one of my favorite places on the planet.
       This photo/essay of a day in the life there brings me such joy. So happy to share it with you.

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