This is your average italian town road.

Italian towns are about 80% like this, in fact i took this picture right outside the post office after getting a package with nice coins sculpted by   Forgess

While there are more modern towns where cars can actually travel, they are usually "spread outwards" from an "historical center" that looks like this.

This being the town near me it has all the historical trappings of something that feels out of place in 2021.

On the plus side disabled people like me have invented creative ways to get around. 😂

In my case, since my legs are functional, it's "a lot of the rest" that is literally missing due to lots of surgeries... i jack up with tons of doping so i can travel on the said two legs.

But waiting outside in the heat was a lot harsher last 2 months, with covid regulations demanding we do not cram up and the shade being just about as "cool" as the surrounding. Turns out that those buildings are really good at storing up heat... or lack of it. and so they are ice cold in the winter when the sun is not strong enough but they become literal hovens in the summer.

I literally fainted twice and in one case entered the (climatized) post office "forcibly" thanks to the help of the elderly people near me. 😅

That said. Since people seemed to like to see pieces of italy from where i live i might as well share.

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