To make this chicken door stop I used the template kindly offered by Bake and Sew. I adjusted the sizes in mine to make it a little larger by adding 4 cm on each …
The leaning tower is Pisa’s most famous landmark, but the Basilica, Camposanto and the Baptistery – my personal favourite -are equally stunning and together make a unique site.
This post is part of Photo Friday hosted by Debbie at Delicious Baby.
A crossword for the holidays with a lot of Christmas words to practise spelling. The clues are simple and should be easy enough for school age children.
A few months ago I discovered an amazing American company that prints fabrics and paper on demand, you can upload your designs and have it printed on your favourite fabric. Spoonflower offers a great …
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My daughter (then 7) really enjoyed seeing the leaning tower and played around with her camera at odd angles. Must be one of the world’s favourite photo spots.
Looks like you had fab weather to boot!
Stunning indeed. The tower may be leaning, but it looks like they keep it in great condition. Thanks for bringing this world wonder to our attention today – terrific shots!
Fun to hear the urban legend associated with this great site, too
The second building is such an interesting building. I would love to see the inside of it.
I’ve been all over Italy but never to Pisa. What a great description — now I want to go.