Trullo
This is the door into a trullo in Altobello in the region of Puglia in Italy. The trulli are ancient stone dwellings constructed without mortar. Photographer: Gaynor Sparrow.
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Very nice!
Very nice photo…! All your photos are really nice and interesting! But… just a little comment about: the region is Puglia (not Apuglia) and the place is Alberobello (it means: “nice tree”). The province is Bari (Puglia is the region…). Sorry for this clarification and sorry for my very bad english!
I linked yor blog on mine because I like very much this kind of photos….
Greetings from Italy! Ciao!
Cristina
Cristina,
I have corrected the post. Thanks for writing!