Every third Sunday in Cortona, the antique market comes to town. Trash or treasure, it’s in the eye of the beholder, yet it brings many antique followers to town. I keep hoping I’ll find a da Vinci, but alas, none so far.
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Children’s books:
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Remember the Brownie?
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Victoria No 2 – 1825 small sewing machine, still working!
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Serving bowl?
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Actually this is Snoopy but the Madama looks right~
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And then our long walk, with vistas like this everywhere… makes exercise enjoyable.
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Heading to a party tonight. As I close, someone is playing lovely music outside, and it is flowing in with the summer breeze.
Ciao,
Judy
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Judy- Where are you two staying? Please give our greetings to Frenanda, Carlo, Vera (if she is there) I’m especially enjoying your descriptions of Cortona life. So anxious to return, Barbara
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Staying on Via Nazionale – a bit noisy, but ok. Vera is in Brazil but have already spent time with C and F and will pass along your greetings.
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We were there a few years ago and loved it. We attended an Andre Rieu concert there also. We attended this lovely market, it was so much fun. Want to go back again soon
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The Market and a concert…a great combination! Hope you do return soon.
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Beautiful, Juju, just beautiful. I hope you took home the fish bowl!!
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Grazie. Haven’t figured out how to get it in my luggage!
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I’ve enjoyed so many of your posts, but this one brought tears to my eyes. I lived in a small Tuscan town (Ponte Ali Stoli, up the hill from Figline val’Darno, about 40 minutes from Firenze) in the mid ’70’s. Some of the many wonderful photos I have were taken at a flea market. Thanks for the beautiful memories and for the journey you’re allowing me to take with you. Mille Grazie!
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Laura, thanks for the lovely note. I love taking photos and writing about Italy, and it is even more enjoyable for me knowing others are along on the journey. Mille Grazie a te!
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