Day 4 of our Italian road trip took us from Chioggia to Ravenna, Rimini and Grottammare, which is where we stopped for the night. Get a cup of coffee and get comfortable, there are 71 photos for you to enjoy here.

If you’d like to see the other posts from our trip, here are days 1, 2 and 3 (part 1 and part 2); and here’s the overview.

A reed silhouetted against the morning sun. On the road between Chioggia and Ravenna, in the region of Emilia Romagna, Italy.

A Ford C-Max. On the road between Chioggia and Ravenna, Italy.

On the road between Chioggia and Ravenna, Italy

Ravenna, Italy

Rimini Beach, Italy

Rimini, Italy

Looking at a shop window in Rimini, Italy

Rimini, Italy

A large tree without leaves fills the foreground, framing a landscape of distant hillsides filled with trees and orchards. On the road between Rimini and Ancona, Italy.

Plowed land and farms, on the road between Rimini and Ancona, Italy

On the road between Rimini and Ancona, Italy

Ancona countryside, Italy

Grottammare, Italy, as seen from one of the adjoining hillsides

Outside Grottammare, Italy, at night. Can you guess why the branches in the foreground are colored red?

A piazzetta in Grottammare, Italy, at night

Grottammare, Italy

Nighttime above a street in Grottammare, Italy. Headlights and taillights leave streak marks in this long exposure.

Grottammare, Italy

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Italian road trip – Day 4 – Ravenna, Rimini and Grottammare

As hinted in a previous post, here are more photos from Rockville, MD. Some were taken in the historic district and the rest in the city’s modern downtown.

Happy Thanksgiving! 🙂

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More photos from Rockville

I was going through my archives tonight and realized I hadn’t posted these photos from Rockville. They were taken in 2008. I think I have a few more from 2006 or 2007, I’ll dig those up at some point. Enjoy!

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A few photos from Rockville, MD

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Historic sights from Tg. Mures

There are so many interesting historic buildings in Tg. Mures, Romania. When you’re downtown, pretty much everywhere you look you can find a building that has stood the test of time and presents various architectural details that catch the eye (or the lens). I think what sets this city’s architectural heritage apart from other cities I’ve visited is that its historic buildings are so varied in their architecture and decorations, unlike other towns where most of the architecture sticks to common themes. Complicated reliefs and daring color schemes adorn these buildings and most of them are remarkably well preserved over time.

Here’s a collection of photographs I think you’ll like. I took them in 2007 and 2009. I snuck in a couple of modern sights which sadly detract from the beauty of the city. Do what I do, try to ignore them…

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Washington DC at Christmas time

These are photos taken on an evening walk in DC, during Christmas time, back in 2006. They should bring back memories for some of you, and if they don’t, they’ll give you a good idea of what to expect if you visit our nation’s capital in December.