This image certainly fits my idea of a contemporary Italian woman.
This lady looks content as she quickly gets wherever she's going. It must be nice to be on the plaza and avoiding traffic!
Love this blonde's bi-color bike, do you suppose she's an artist or an architect? What else might those rolls of paper be used for?
E was right, the use of green here is clearly a personal statement. I love the man in the skinny jeans in the background, giving my friend a curious look.
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whenever I send you photos I always am curious to see what details you noticed vs what I saw when taking the photo. I didn't even see the multicolored bicycle on the one with the two girls!
I have to say, there is just something about a European woman on a bicycle.
Apparently, you also wonder about the complete strangers we run into when we're out and about. I would be curious about the rolled paper as well and prefer to assume she is a watercolorist. Sometimes, when I see a stranger repeatedly on my route or someplace where I often go I find myself making up an identity for that person. I was certain a distinguished older gentleman at the Downtown Y in Louisville was either a retired classics prof or a retired state court justice. Eventually, I had a conversation with him and discovered he was neither, though still distinguished and very learned.
love the nonchalantness of it all :D
Wow, love that bi-colored bike! I really love my single speed 29′er Se Racing Stout! Fully rigid and single speed, not because its cool, but because I truly love the simplicity of it. Its a huge bike and when I’m tearing through tight single track on those huge wheels at 25psi, I feel unstoppable!
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This would be totally exciting!
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