These balconies tell their own tale of Naples, creaking hinges on derelict doors lead only to outside storage, crumbling concrete and rusty rails. No flowers, the occasional weed, just a washing line and a cable.
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Nice theme – well pictured
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Thanks Derrick, I do like balconies.
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Second name Romeo?
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Not sure what sort of Juliet I’d find on one of those balconies
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🙂
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I’m always amazed with balconies regarding the many electric cables protruding or meandering. In Malaga recently we had a thunderstorm one early morning and a hell of a bang and flash ….. it was some cables on a balcony across the narrow street from our bedroom. Took two men all day in pouring rain to repair.
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When we leave the EU we can ignore the H&S rules just as they do across all of Europe!
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And these balconies equipped with baskets and rope to fetch the fruit from the street sellers? 🙂 my Naples all time favourite!
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That is interesting to watch, I have only seen it in Valletta in Malta. Thanks for stopping by!
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I love seeing what catches someone’s eye when traveling.
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Balconies are a favourite of mine!
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Suitably broken down, as they should be!
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Absolutely, not a plastic window or door in sight!
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A bit more run down than some of the other series you’ve posted. Still, it’s definitely authentic!
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Not nearly so well presented that’s for sure!
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The derelict balconies have a certain beauty and they make for stunning photos.
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They really capture the spirit of Naples. Thank you!
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