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Buggerru, Sardinia, Italy
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Alps from Over Italy by Chris Halford on Flickr.
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A fountain in Florence, Italy
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Hell Of A Trip of the Day: At a court hearing concerning his manslaughter and ship abandonment charges, embattled Costa Concordia captain Francesco Schettino claimed he accidentally tripped and fell into a life boat while helping to evacuate passengers.
“The passengers were pouring on to the decks, taking the lifeboats by assault,” the Italian newspaper La Repubblica quoted the captain as saying. “Suddenly, since the ship was at a 60-70° angle, I tripped and I ended up in one of the boats. That’s how I found myself in the lifeboat.”
As evidence, Schettino pointed to his lack of a life jacket, which he says he gave to a passenger.
Though he would not admit to abandoning ship, the captain did accept responsibility for the accident, and confirmed media reports that he was sailing close to Giglio in order to salute retired captain Mario Palombo, with whom he was speaking on the phone at the time.
Schettino still maintains that he was not on drugs or drunk, and is willing to submit to a drug test.
Above: The Costa Concordia lying on its side, as seen from space.
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Hell Of A Trip of the Day: At a court hearing concerning his manslaughter and ship abandonment charges, embattled Costa Concordia captain Francesco Schettino claimed he accidentally tripped and fell into a life boat while helping to evacuate passengers.
“The passengers were pouring on to the decks, taking the lifeboats by assault,” the Italian newspaper La Repubblica quoted the captain as saying. “Suddenly, since the ship was at a 60-70° angle, I tripped and I ended up in one of the boats. That’s how I found myself in the lifeboat.”
As evidence, Schettino pointed to his lack of a life jacket, which he says he gave to a passenger.
Though he would not admit to abandoning ship, the captain did accept responsibility for the accident, and confirmed media reports that he was sailing close to Giglio in order to salute retired captain Mario Palombo, with whom he was speaking on the phone at the time.
Schettino still maintains that he was not on drugs or drunk, and is willing to submit to a drug test.
Above: The Costa Concordia lying on its side, as seen from space.
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Monte Alben al Tramonto (by Pierpaolo)
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The luxury cruise ship Costa Concordia lies virtually on its side after it ran aground near the tiny Italian island of Giglio on Saturday. A 160-foot gash was opened in the ship’s hull: at least three passengers are dead and dozens more unaccounted for. (Photo: Filippo Monteforte / AFP-Getty via the New York Times)
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| ♕ | Statues and a pigeon - Catania, Sicily | by © oriana.italy
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| ♕ | Harbour in Vernazza - Cinque Terre, Italy | by © Tripleman
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g o , g e n , g o: Siena, Italy →
We got to visit Siena for a few hours on the way back to Rome from Florence. I wish we could’ve gotten more out of the visit though, since a huge chunk of the time was taken up with just walking to the city center.
Siena is famous for the twice-yearly Palio di Siena, or horse race,…
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Piazzale Michelangelo, Florence, Italy
Panoramic views of the beautiful city of Florence from the Piazzale Michelangelo
If you look closely, you can spot almost all the 7 bridges :)
Photos: Canon 450D + 24-70mmL
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Grape bearer (via klausthebest)
Taken in Volastra, Cinque Terre, Italy.
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