29th Day. By now, is already a habit to walk out onto the balcony in the morning, for people watching, cars counting and weather checking.
Down on the street, a car was parked on the my side of the street. A police car came and stopped behind it. Sirened once, twice and no one came forward. Sirened again, and finally the driver of the parked car arrived. Without face mask.
A police without face mask came out of the car and questioned him. Both went back to their car, then came back out again, now both with face masks.
They resumed their business. After verifying the motive of why the driver was out, they parted their ways.
The whole procedure was supervised by the madam at the second floor and under the witness of various residents on both sides of the road.
The other day, passed by The Basilica of Corpus Domini which was built to celebrate the "Miracle of the Eucharist".
There re several restaurants in the square in front of the church, of course currently temporarily closed.
A old man with his back hunced passed by in front of the church slowly, carrying a bag in his hand.
The miracle is by now is history, or it is just a legend.
Location : Piazza Corpus Domini
Easter Monday we had a nice, sunny day, people were out for a walk in the street and many chose to eat in the restaurant.
In piazza Corpus Domini, a nice couple walking around looking through the menu displayed outside restaurants, searching for a suitable one to settle down for lunch.
It is delightful to see such a couple be able to walk around hooking arms without being looked at in a different way and not having to be afraid of not getting service from restaurant just because they are not a 'traditional' couple.
Torino's charm lies with its ancient roman remains, old churches, splendidly decorated buildings ,long arcades, on the other hand, when one takes time to look around, he can discover some unconventional and rather curious characteristics of the city.
Just an example, this piercing ring on the side of this building dating back to '700 at Piazza Corpus Domini, between Piazza Castello and the town hall. It is the work of Corrado Levi, and it is called ' Baci Urbani '.
I think it was an opening of a new restaurant at Piazza Corpus Domini, a violinist was playing in front of the big windows entertaining both people eating inside and those passing by outside.
