Hier in dit dorp heb je nog vissers die een gedeelte van hun vangst verkopen aan privé-personen of restaurants. Dit is waarschijnlijk de reden waarom de vis in lokale restaurants zo vers is. Boven de vismijn naast de historische stadsmuur, vind je een vis specialiteitenrestaurant. Het is leuk te zien hoe de ruwe visbonken hun producten verkopen. Veel plezier..
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A great series of shots depicting the activities of a fishing village. Very emotive shots.
ReplyDeleteEen hele fraaie serie Filip,
ReplyDeleteerg mooi gedaan.
groet, Joop
Great shots from the harbor and the fishmen and the fish. Wish you a sunny weekend !
ReplyDeletewow..your shots are so clear and nice.. i have taken some fishing shots too in my blog .. same type of scene but different type of fish.. LOL...
ReplyDeleteExclusive producers to exclusive closely knit customers... must be yummy fresh in the restos...
ReplyDeleteciao:-) really great shots...last year when I was in Rome, my friends from there took me to Fiumicino (also at the coast) and we enjoyed really good local fish restaurant...nothing beats the flavour of fresh catch!
ReplyDeleteGreat shots of the harbour atmosphere and people working there.
ReplyDeleteyour really captured the fishermen's life... and fresh catch of the day!
ReplyDeleteMust be lots of good seafood to eat here. The fishermen have to work hard to catch all those fish.
ReplyDeletei've never been to the fishing village in italy...just the city and the countryside. what a delight your photos are to me :) makes me want to go back to Italy...
ReplyDeletebtw...the name "Civitavecchia" means "ancient town"...exactly as "citta vecchia", what I thought the place is called:-)funny, no?:-)
ReplyDeletewonderful tour of the harbor!
ReplyDeleteAloha from Waikiki;
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Wow! Did u bought some fishes home? Look extremely fresh!
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