The day it snowed (Three)

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What do you think about these in blue?

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Lly

The day it snowed (Two)

Part two

Hmm...this picture is upside down...lol I just noticed...oops.

Here's a splash of colour...

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The day it snowed (One)

There wasn't much snow in December... I really wanted to get some shots of the snow, but I couldn't summon more snow. Here are some photos I did take...the snow is sparse...oh well. I took quite a lot of photos in my favourite park - Parco Valentino. I'm breaking them into three parts. This is part one.

I love the way this tree looks :D

Sorry about the gloomy pictures haha.

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Lly

Churches on a grey day...

These first two photos are of the English Speaking Church of Torino. The following photos are of another Church a few doors away. Many Filipinos attend this church.

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Number 1ne

I don't know how true this is, but my sister told me that this building was

built by Benito Mussolini to show that Italy is number one.

Imagine a hand with the forefinger pointing upwards to the sky - what do you get?

The number one.

Photo taken from Piazza Castello, Torino

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Lly