It has been a cold and wet July so far. So, I’m looking back to a trip I took a few years ago to Burano, about 45 minutes north of Venice by boat.
You probably recognize Burano and all its
Delightfully painted and colourful houses.
No two houses are the same colour.
It is said that the fishermen started painting their houses
So they could see them through the fog.
I’m glad they did!
I mean – look! Even the washing is a work of art!
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awww, the color of our lives
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…what a fun row of houses!
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I love colors… That is gorgeous. Reminds me a litle of Rainbow Row in Charleston —with all of their colorful houses.
Hugs,
Betsy
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Hello, what a beautiful and colorful place. Lovely series of photos. Enjoy your day and I wish you a happy new week!
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Love all the vibrant colors! Even the boats are different colors, too. 🙂
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Colors even more extravagant and plentiful than I observed on the streets of Ireland years ago. WOW!
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OMG Fiona, the colors you capture are STUNNING! These pictures put a huge smile on face because of how bright and festive they look 🙂
I LOVE the laundry hanging out on the clothes line because it adds not only so much more color, but also a wonderful “look and feel” to that area.
One of these days when I finally visit Italy, I need to go Burano!
Thanks so much for sharing, my friend. And have a super week!
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Beautiful ❤️
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So beautiful, Ladyfi!!
Love all the colors…
Greetings, Anna 😊
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Wonderful colours!
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gorgeous!!! i LOVE all the colors but i’m not sure i could live so close to others. i like having a yard!!!
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Gorgeous – and it reminded me of La Boca in Argentina. The very colourful homes were in a poorer area, using remants of paint.
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So colourful, wonderful to see.
All the best Jan
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A lovely spot to escape the crowds in Venice!
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Those house sure are bright,They should eb visible from a long way off.
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This is gorgeous! Is there a regular boat to Burano? I definitely want to visit next time I go to Venice.
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Yes – the regular boat goes via Murano.
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Wonderful colors! Love these photos!
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Wow! So colorful!
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So colourful. Loved the post.
Have a nice week ahead.
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lets take a selfie there….
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Well, they should be able to pick out their houses through even the thickest fog! An amazing sight to see.
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Pretty houses Fi.
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Those colours just sing in the sunshine, don’t they!
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Lindo e gosto do colorido das casas, aproveito para desejar uma boa semana.
Andarilhar
Dedais de Francisco e Idalisa
O prazer dos livros
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I like the idea of the fishermen wanting to see their homes in the dark after a day at sea.
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So colorful and beautiful! 🙂
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Brilliant, heart warming colour. So sorry your long awaited for summer, continues to be damp and miserable.
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It is such a wonderful place!
I love it. And your photos are lovely too.
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Exceptional colors!
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Ha ha. That blue house has only blue laundry hanging!
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Beautiful and colorful photos ~ what a place ~ ^_^
Happy Day to you,
A ShutterBug Explores,
aka (A Creative Harbor)
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Very colourful, looks fabulous!
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Cool shots.
Thank you for hosting.
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A wonderful sight to greet the homecoming fishermen.
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Incredibly charming island. I love this place.
Worth a Thousand Words
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Gorgeous colors on the buildings and the boats. Looks like a fascinating place to visit.
My post features a hike at Mount Rainier Natl Park.
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So beautifully colourful!
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Beautiful photos!
I hope it warms up for you. We have been hot and humid. Our gardens are happy, growing, growing and growing. I am happy about that.
Love, Carla
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I missed visiting Burano.
Such a colorful place. I hope I get an opportunity again.
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So colourful. So painting-like and so mood-lifting.
Great shots, Lady Fi. 🙂
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That’ll cheer a person up on a gray day … in real life or virtually. I love it!
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Enchanting! Wonder if the residents get to choose their favorite color.
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Lady Fi – thank goodness for fishermen! Enjoy the rest of your week.
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This is certainly a cheerful picture. Love all the colors of the rainbow there . Hope you have a nice day 🙂
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Wow! Don’t think I have seen pictures of this place before. I think it would be hard to stop taking pictures!
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What a fabulous place! Beautiful photos!
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How colorful and beautiful! Yes, I agree; the laundry and their shadows decorate the houses artistically.
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Beautiful colors. I love it.
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I think washing your clothes and hanging them on the line is indeed a lost art. Makes sense and I’m glad they did as well, the more color in the world the better.
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I can see why photos of this place would cheer you up on a rainy day! Wow!
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Those houses look like a giant flower garden.
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Fantastic! I’m heading here in August 😊 x
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What a happy place!
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burano is on top on my wishlist!
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Went to Burano by boat. Yes, aside from the colorful homes …. memories. Thanks for sharing. The city is known for the best lace in the world. Elton John ordered his laces for his wedding from this place. Great fish rissotto.
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Love the spectrum of colour – !
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I would love to visit this place. So colourful and pretty. I love the 3rd picture.
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I see that the houses have been repainted with bright and cheerful colors. Maybe too strong. When I was there, their colors were more ‘natural’. They had the patina of time that, in my opinion, gave the people a more authentic beauty.
A hug Fi
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LMA · & · CR
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