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Jane isn't it a bit early? Although Barb seems to have found a few, perhaps she can help.
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| Posts: 2263 | Location: West Vancouver, B.C. Canada | Registered: 28 February 2004 |   |
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Oh! please tell me they will be in bloom in 2-3 weeks...
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Hi Jane, sorry i missed you in Paris but i was on the train. I got great pictures of poppies one year on the road that goes from Sambuca Val di Pesa to where Antinori wine cellars are. The name of the place is not coming to mind at the moment. I know that you can get there from Monte Fioralle but then you have to continue down towards Sambuca.
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| Posts: 1676 | Location: Paris or Florence | Registered: 14 October 2004 |   |
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mid-late May, anywhere in the Tuscany-Umbria area they seem to be all around the countryside.
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| Posts: 298 | Location: falmouth , MA USA | Registered: 09 December 2003 |   |
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Thank you, Jane; though I feel a bit meretricious — short of active malevolence with a camera, it's so easy to take nice pictures in Italy! B
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quote: short of active malevolence with a camera, it's so easy to take nice pictures in Italy!
Oh Bill, that is so true! Which explains why I am now into deleting a lot of pictures from this year. I mean, how many pictures of vineyards, skies, scenery and food does one need? But still, that poppy one is a cut above all the others.
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| Posts: 4181 | Location: San Diego, CA | Registered: 26 June 2001 |   |
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Jane, drive by here. We have fields full of them I just noticed them yesterday at the base of Cortona
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| Posts: 2085 | Location: Cortona, Tuscany, Italia | Registered: 29 October 2002 |   |
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I am posting this from sunny Spoleto. The poppies are in full bloom and the red colour is striking. Truly amazing
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| Posts: 144 | Location: Calgary.Alberta | Registered: 19 November 2002 |   |
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Jane. they are just starting here.. no huge fields yet. you need to go where there are wheat fields.. the get full. right now the valley's near my house have mustard and poppies! lovely.. but not huge fields like there willb e soon. I remember on the road to castellina where the etruscsan tombs are.. was always a great foto spot!
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| Posts: 5365 | Location: Florence / Certaldo Italy | Registered: 01 December 2001 |   |
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One trip early in May we took the train from the airport into Rome and --- despite our jet-lagged stupor -- were enchanted by the the masses of poppies along the tracks.
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