Sarah Clovertop

Saying goodbye to some new friends.

Crickets in the orchard I was camping in just outside of Venice.

I heard an interesting bird outside of the Duomo Di Milano and followed the song to find a man selling a paper and plastic whistle toy you put inside your mouth. I purchased one and practiced on the rooftop of the catherdral. I could not get close to this guy's talent, though.

I heard this piano music coming from an apartment above a bar in Venice in the evening.

A church bell in the evening in Venice.

Kids in Rome saying "ciao" to the night outside my window.

These guys were playing at Mocambo, a rad art and music bar in Inzago, Italy. They are called the Rhythm Junks. The couchsurfer who was hosting me, Barbara Luna, told me about the show. I had spent all day in Gorgonzola at a slow food fair, looking at cheeses and meats and honeys. Then I walked down a canal as the sun set and into the night until I came to a tiny empty town with tall narrow buildings and found the bar with this song playing. The bar was full of neat folks and we talked into the night. The lead singer jumped up on the table in front of me and I took this photo.

Karaoke in the Gorgonzola Slow Food fair. This guy is insane!

I woke up to these bells in Masate. They rang every hour and every half hour.

Walking along The Grand Canal in Venice.

Riding in a truck in the rain on the way from Mestre to Venice.

Learning a song on my ukulele at the farm in Venice in the rain

Riding my bike through Mestre back to the farm at night.

walking through a church in Venice.

I went to Venice on a rainy morning