This is the first of some photo I'll go to dedicate to Valentino one of most wide park in Torino. 550thousand square meter, designed by Jean-Pierre Barillet Deschamps (a French landscapist) around 1861 when Torino was Capital of Italy. This photo has been taken from Valentino Park in front of the river Po (the most long of Italy). At the other side the hillside that run all along the river.Questa è la prima di alcune delle foto che andrò a dedicare al Valentino uno dei più vasti parchi in Torino. 550mila metri quadrati, disegnato da Jean-Pierre Barillet Deschamps (paesaggista francese) attorno al 1861 quando Torino era Capitale d'Italia. Questa fotografia è stata scattata dal parco del Valentino di fronte al fiume Po (il più lungo d'Italia). Dall'altro lato la collina che corre lungo tutto il fiume.
14 comments:
Beautiful photo, Fabrizio.
The Po is an amazing river - it's length & the amount of land that it irrigates.
And of course it was in A Farewell To Arms :)
So scenic. Torino is a beautiful city.
Very beautiful and calm lake in the photo. it is a beautiful photo.
oh, it seems such a nice and peaceful place!
Beautiful photograph and yes the river looks long and wide. Very nice place.
Beautiful photo and beautiful place..
I didn't know Torino was the capital of Italy. I always learn something on DP.
Angela
Greetings, Fabrizio Ikol22,
What a pretty river is Po. The person in the boat is having a wonderful day, I think.
You mentioned on my blog how Little Rock got its name. I posted about this earlier this year at click here.
Annie in Little Rock
hehe...beautiful river.
i took some photos about the river here too...but it is in yellow,not blue. and its nice frame with that little "la gondola"(am i right??:P).
nice weekend,
jing
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A very beautiful photograph. I like the small boat going upstream.
I came to thank you for visiting my blog, yesterday, and for your comments about Patty's last radiation treatment. She was so pleased that I heard from so many people, including Eric, and I know it made her day extra-special. She was also surprised that some of you also visited her blog and left comments there. So thank you for your visit and comments. Being new to the community, it was a big surprise to us. Thanks again.
Abe and Patty Lincoln
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What a beautiful day you are having. Looks very calm and relaxing.
It looks like it would be one of my favorite places to visit often if I lived there. You captured well the serenity of the scene.
Beautiful, it looks so calm & peaceful.
Nice - like the others said. I too have a connection with the Po, having fond memories of Monte Viso, once climbed, and often seen on trips to the French and Swiss Alps (source of the Po. I should add). I love the big rivers of Europe, with their history, and traversal of cultures, and still unchanged while we mess everything else up
Ming, it's not a lake but a river :-)
Annie, I beg your perdon and Than ou about the link
Jing, no it is a canoe :-)
Richard and everyone other: thank you about your hearty comments (BTW the mount where sources river Po is called Monviso)
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