Would you want to live in “Toilet Creek”?

Rio de la Toletta” may sound fabulous to foreign ears, but once you translate it, it is far less glamorous. Still, as all of Venice, it was beautiful.

Seen and photographed in Venice, Italy in January 2012. (More photos to follow.)

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You will most likely find me in the forest, next to the lake, reading a book. Just follow the cigar smoke!
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7 Responses to Would you want to live in “Toilet Creek”?

  1. Debra Kolkka says:

    Venice is fabulous! Pity about the name.

    • I agree, it’s fabulous!
      I hope I will have time soon to post the full range of photos from my weekend in Venice. In the meantime, I will simply recommend your blog for beautiful photos of Venice.

  2. Lena says:

    Something special in everything you see:)
    Well done!

  3. Lillian Smith says:

    Yes, Yes, Yes. Right in that house with the plants in the balcony.

  4. John Erickson says:

    We don’t have a Toilet Creek, but there is a small creek a couple blocks from my house, without a real name, that the residents call … well, “Feces Creek” (only a more salty word for feces). This is due to regular sightings of toilet paper and .. well … feces floating downstream.
    Yes folks, welcome to rural Ohio! 8O

  5. Brigitte says:

    Man KANN toletta mit toilet übersetzen. In Venedig ist eine toletta aber eine kleine Planke, die frühe Form einer Brücke. Zwei Inseln, bewohnt von Leuten die sich gegenseitig immer öfter besuchen und deshalb nicht mehr per Boot hin-her rudern, sondern 3 Pfosten in die flache Lagune hauen und eine toletta darüber legen.
    (“Corre tradizione che così si dicessero questre strade perché anitcamente una toleta, ossia piccola tavola, faceva l’uffizio di ponte per passare il canale.” Giuseppe Tassini, Curiosità Veneziane, Erstausgabe 1863)
    Deine Bootsfotos sind sehr schön. Die Farben eher ungewohnt, deshalb beeindruckend. Liegt es am Winterlicht oder hast Du daran gearbeitet?

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