Sketches of Life in Tuscany – by annie adair

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April 20, 2021April 20, 2021 annie adair

Walks around Volterra – the “Salt Road”

October 13, 2020February 3, 2022 annie adair

Volterra’s Amphitheater: the “Archaeological Discovery of the Century”

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The reception, the table, the candles, the lights, the cake... The end.
The final moments... when every breath is weighty. The entourage, the bride, the ride, the rings, the church.
The bouquet. Antique roses and falda lisianthus from local Tuscan growers, eucalyptus and some other plants I picked on the countryside that I don't know the names of!!
The finished product! Boutonnieres, each different, with wild grasses, buds, tuberose, olive, eucalyptus, and scented geranium. Tied with recycled silk, for gentleman wearing black tie.
Boutonnieres... The raw materials.
Vacanze Sarde... The guys in my life.
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