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•Colours of the city• . Cagliari is much busier than Carloforte but still bursting with beautiful buildings featuring wide windows, colourful shutters and decorative balconies 🙌🏻
•Sunshine and shadows• . Vibrant tones complimented by palm tree shaped shadows and an impossibly blue sky 🙌🏻 . The bright, slightly crumbling buildings in Sardinia’s Carloforte reminded me so much of Havana. If only all buildings looked this pretty...
•Lush lanes• Few houses have gardens in the heart of Carloforte so the locals decorate the streets with their plants instead 🌿 . This little lane was home to one of the lushest street gardens and one of the most beautiful blue buildings 🌸
•Daily island life• . Tiny Carloforte is one of those places that seems to only be busy at certain times of the day. Shops close between 1 and 5 and the town enters a sleepy afternoon lull... . In the early evening, the sun-soaked harbour comes alive with locals settling down for a drink and a natter. I liked this shot as it captures this sociable time and features one of the funny three wheeled trucks that so many people drive on the island. They’re so small they look like toys 😂
•Sleepy Sardinian streets• . If you’re a fan of rustic candy coloured houses, friendly locals and a slower pace of life, Sardinia’s sleepy San Pietro Island is ideal 🌴 . Located an easy two hour trip from Cagliari, it’s famed for its fresh seafood and gorgeous main town Carloforte that’s bursting with idyllic streets like this one that leads straight to the ocean...
•Old Havana• . Streets lined with crumbling yet elegant buildings, old-fashioned cars on every corner and the lingering sound of music in the air 🎶 . Havana is probably one of the most interesting yet unreal places I’ve ever been to. While its rustic ambiance and lack of tech or chain stores is refreshingly charming, it’s also a huge reminder of its fascinating history 🇨🇺
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