PUGLIA - GALLIPOLI
Con oggi inizio a postare qualche scatto fatto qua e là tra la Puglia e l'Alto Adige. Inizio con la Puglia e precisamente con Gallipoli detta anche "La Perla del Salento" .
Il giorno che sono andato a Gallipoli è stata l'unica giornata di brutto tempo, nuvoloni neri e un vento da far concorrenza a Trieste in fatto di intensità. Vi assicuro che malgrado il mio modesto peso di 96 kg (peso piuma) facevo fatica a tenermi ancorato a terra tanto era forte. Pensate come poteva stare mia cognata che di chili ne peserà 46 !!!! (potevamo utilizzarlo come un aquilone).
Gallipoli is a town of 23,374 inhabitants of Salento, situated along the west coast of the province of Lecce, in southern Puglia.
It faces the Mediterranean Sea and is divided into two parts, the village and the old town. The first is the newest part of the city, built on a peninsula jutting into the Ionian Sea to the west, which includes all new development, such as the Glass Palace (also called Skyscraper). The center, however, is on an island of limestone, which is connected to the mainland by a seventeenth-century arched bridge.
Of great importance is the natural and historical Island of St. Andrew, about a mile off the center historical
It faces the Mediterranean Sea and is divided into two parts, the village and the old town. The first is the newest part of the city, built on a peninsula jutting into the Ionian Sea to the west, which includes all new development, such as the Glass Palace (also called Skyscraper). The center, however, is on an island of limestone, which is connected to the mainland by a seventeenth-century arched bridge.
Of great importance is the natural and historical Island of St. Andrew, about a mile off the center historical
Murals 
The church of the port 
Port 
Fishing Boats
very good catch: two swordfish 
Fishing Boats 
very good catch: two swordfish 
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