Can pollution be a boon to mankind? I dont think so. But Rosignano, about one hour from Pisa has been attracting tourists in large numbers. It is famous for its white beach. The sand is formed by 90% of limestone and 10% of calcium chloride from the near by company ''Solvay''.
It was a good trip to Rosignano when I had visited Pisa. The first time I saw the ''white beach''. We just went there for the beach and took bath too. It was a cloudy day and easy to differentiate the sky, beach and water. But later in the day when the sun came up it was bright and hard to differentiate the water, horizon and beach. It was a wonderful white experience.
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| Fort made by a small kid in beach |
I have not been so many places in Italy that you have visited! Next time I take visiting friends to visit Pisa, I should remember Rossignano! :)
ReplyDeleteYes you should visit them. and I am sure you would not regret it..
Deletewow, this looks awesome...
ReplyDeletethank you Meghana
DeleteLooks like a good place to visit! Enjoyed the photos. Would love to build my own sand castle there :)
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DeleteLovely pics.... now I need to add Italy to my ever growing- never-coming-true holiday list :/
ReplyDeletethanks and Italy has so many places to see.
DeleteGreat captures.... A lovely beach came alive with your pictures... Thanks for the share mate....
ReplyDeletethank you Debopam.
Deletei like that fort nyc capture :-)
ReplyDeletethanks to the kid who made it.
DeleteLove the stuff of your work.
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ReplyDeleteOkay, this place is totally going on my list!
beach art
I am sure you would not regret it...
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