This last weekend we finally made it to Cinque Terre! I have been wanting to go ever since I was 13. Honestly I was a little afraid that I had been day dreaming a little bit too much about how beautiful it would be, but I was extatic to find it is even more beautiful than I could have imagined. These photos don't even do it justice! This will take a bunch of posts to put all the pictures I chose up, but I think it is well worth it.
I took this picture of Manarola from the train as we whizzed by.
I would kill to have a boat, even one as teeny as this. I just can't imagine anything more relaxing than floating around all day. Maybe I'll become a fisherwoman.
The graffiti on Via dell'amore was really beautiful and heartwarming. I am a huge sucker for all that stupid romantic stuff.
View of the sea from Via dell'amore
More stupid romantic stuff that I just can't get enough of! All over Europe you can find little locks on the most popular lovey-dovey places. I have seen them on bridges in Rome, Paris, and now on the Via dell'amore! The locks are supposed signify everlasting love, not only for couples but also for friends and family. I think it is nice to see all these little physical memories of relationships that may or may not still exist, it reminds you how much love there really is in the world. I wonder how long this rusty bad boy has been there!
I took this picture of Manarola from the train as we whizzed by.
I would kill to have a boat, even one as teeny as this. I just can't imagine anything more relaxing than floating around all day. Maybe I'll become a fisherwoman.
The graffiti on Via dell'amore was really beautiful and heartwarming. I am a huge sucker for all that stupid romantic stuff.
View of the sea from Via dell'amore
More stupid romantic stuff that I just can't get enough of! All over Europe you can find little locks on the most popular lovey-dovey places. I have seen them on bridges in Rome, Paris, and now on the Via dell'amore! The locks are supposed signify everlasting love, not only for couples but also for friends and family. I think it is nice to see all these little physical memories of relationships that may or may not still exist, it reminds you how much love there really is in the world. I wonder how long this rusty bad boy has been there!
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