The ancient Via del Borgo of Brisighella, also called “Via degli Asini” was a defensive walkway and home to the carters that using donkeys for carrying chalk. It is an elevated covered street with open windows.
Donkeys’ Road
The ancient Via del Borgo of Brisighella, also called “Via degli Asini” was a defensive walkway and home to the carters that using donkeys for carrying chalk. It is an elevated covered street with open windows.
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Such a nice post. The photos were wonderful. The stairs in the first photo look like they would be hard to navigate. They look very steep.
It is so nice to see all of these older buildings from your country – so much history to learn about. I like your blog very much.
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Thank you. Sharing is a good thing. We make beautiful virtual tours.
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It’s nice to see the antique places loved and cared- respect for our ancestors. So simple and magical.
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Great photos! The second to the last is a magnificent capture, great angle.
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Thank you, Amy.
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Great title to go along with some really fun and alive photos.
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Jay, it’s a fun road.
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Every generation has its great men and women. Every generation has its great works. Thanks for sharing these lovely pictures of the past with us.
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Thank you!
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All wonderful images, but the next-to-the-last is superb: the way the rafters and steps echo each other, and how both contrast with the gentle arcs of the open spaces in the wall. And that long, linear perspective. Beautiful!
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Thank you. It’s a special place and there’s almost physical contact with history.
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