Sicily in Grassy Green

March 17, 2011

In honor of Saint Patrick’s Day–and impending primavera–I give you green.

In honor of Italy’s 150th birthday being celebrated today, I give you green (one of her tricolors).

I’m also dedicating this post to my Japanese friends, wishing and praying for greener days ahead.

Drystone wall in Southeast Sicily, copyright Jann Huizenga

Sicilian fennel, copyright Jann Huizenga

Green graffiti in Sicily, copyright Jann Huizenga

Sicilian Carob Tree, copyright Jann Huizenga

Green shutter in Sicily, copyright Jann Huizenga

Sicilian artichokes, copyright Jann Huizenga

Stone house in Sicilian field, copyright Jann Huizenga

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Hey, foodies! Please check out the beautiful online food magazine THE ZENCHILADA. My article on Virgins’ Breasts (a Sicilian cookie) can be found on pages 46-47.

 


15 comments to Sicily in Grassy Green

  • no Irish that I know of… though it is in the Italian flag! It’s mostly just a childhood favorite that slowly grew into a healthy obsession 😛

  • haha whoops. Sorry about the comment on the pink post. should have looked around more carefully first 😛 Best colour ever by the way. Just sayin’

  • I wish we could buy finocchio at that price here!
    It’s like $3.99 for one! I miss the cheap veg!

    • Jann

      The finocchio in the US doesn’t just cost a bundle more, it’s flavorless compared to the Sicilian variety. 🙁

  • Sam

    That last shot with the humble huts surrounded by farmland looks like it was frozen in time from 600 years ago.

  • Sue Anderson

    What fantastic greens. I can imagine sitting under that carob tree in a vast sea of green. All day long. Great site. Thanks.

  • Giovanni Cerami

    Just lovely, Jann. How green is your valley! Your mountain and cityscapes, too! Love to see all the fresh veggies, yum! Yes, let’s all say a prayer for Japan: Saint Patrick watch over and protect them. Peace, Gio

  • Jann, your green image collection is just as formidable as your pink one! The first image has such wonderful depth of field and the one with the leafy vegetables, I feel like I can almost eat them off the screen of my lap top! Incredible captures! I especially like your sentiment of wishing Japan “greener times ahead.” Lovely thoughts.

  • Varntzen

    Just lovely. Thank you!!!

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