CFFC: Siena trios

Cee is showcasing Mama Cormier’s Thursday Trios this week and I thought of Siena and my three visits. Here are some trios from there.

It was Sunny Days, who likes to travel and eat well (for example in Salzburg as seen here), who found my old post from Siena and commented that it was calling her back. Right, it is this kind of town. It is calling us all.

I had a look at all my three visits in 2016 and 2017 and selected photos with various kinds of trios. On all occasions the light was unmistakable. The patterns, the colours, the shapes. Siena is to go and to see. Even if you leave the Cathedral out, but of course, you cannot. Nor all its doors. Welcome!

In other news, Luka Dončić keeps making me set my alarm in the middle of the night and I’m never sorry. Last night he scored 51 points against the L.A. Clippers. Clippety clop.

Next, Pearl Jam’s Eddie Vedder just dropped his new solo record, the upbeat “Earthling”. And tomorrow there is another ski-jumping Olympic event. Good things come in threes. Just saying…

Vaguely three spurts.

Three stony protrusions.

A three-point tree.

Two friends and a stranger.

Three doorways.

Three shady doors.

Three postboxes.

Three tourists.

Three pigeons plus three stony people.

She-wolf, Romulus and Remus. Rome liked to gift such statues around.

Here it is, Siena Cathedral with its three doors. I needed three visits to enter it.

Three-part ceiling.

One of the ten Sibylls, the Hellespontine Sibylla. I find dogs everywhere.

A three-arch ceiling.

A three-way selfie with uncle.

For Cee’s Fun Foto Challenge: Thursday Trios

and for Thursday Trios, hosted by Mama Cormier

This day in my blogging history

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  2016: Three doors from Monteverde, the Green Hill of Rome

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  2017: Shadowlands – A dash through my pack members and their shadows

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  2018: You can be a tour guide, just for one day. You can be an editor too. A translator. Layout lass. Director of photography. A copywriter. The boss. The secretary. You, blogger, are all of these and more, all in one. (Read on.)

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  2019: February 2018 in 20 photos, including this one and only snow

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  2020: Another month done away with for my calendar – February 2019