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Here, we've pulled away from the city out into the lagoon, on the vaporetto from the Fondamento Nuove stop, heading toward the islands of Murano and Burano.
The Chiesa di Santa Maria Assunta detta I Gesuiti - Church of Santa Maria Assunta - is silhouetted against the sky. The saints and angels atop the white stone facade strive and reach upward, wind-blown and bristling above the red tile roofs, still visible as we pull away from the city.
We are off to the islands.
Here the vaporetto's wake sluices the ruins of some medieval building off the island Madonna del Monte.
Fishermen try the quiet waters off Sant 'Erasmo.
In Venice, being "on the water" is just like being anywhere else.
These are very classy!
ReplyDeleteVenice is a place I'd love to go. Fine collection of shots.
ReplyDeleteI wonder what fish they catch there?
ReplyDeleteVery relaxing!
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Someday...
ReplyDeleteYou are the next Rick Steves. I'd love to travel with you, be it in person, blog, or your own TV show.
ReplyDeleteGreat photos! I really love the ones of the ruins!
ReplyDeleteYou made me very nostalgic! And, for if the thunder don't get you, they catch all kinds of small mollusks and shellfish.
ReplyDeleteI'm jealous - I still haven't seen Venice. Lovely shots, Aunt Snow.
ReplyDeleteWhat a magical place - and you've captured it so beautifully from a perspective most of us had never even thought of. I've always wanted to go to Venice. Now I want to go there even more!
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