I live in the city of the Baroque, the "little Florence", as many have described it: Lecce is a concentration of buildings and churches chiseled by the hands of teachers, who have dramatically shaped the soft white stone, giving the city a fortune art and architecture that has few competitors in Italy.
Tourists enchant before the splendor of the Holy Cross and St. John the Baptist, but they can never turn your back on the facades of churches, otherwise deprive the eyes of much charm and genius of incurring the high Who thought of strategically position yourself in front of the dumpster.
Yes, we have a municipality in Lecce sufficiently precise to have almost taken the measures: in front of the churches rise up the picturesque green bins colors green and blue, a parade of "modern art", more like a misunderstood Fontana that our beloved Zimbalo .
Leaving a baroque church and focus on the waste bin is a bit 'way out of a bar with ice cream in hand and enjoy the spectacle of a dog that leaves its needs on the sidewalk, but it is likely that I I'm wrong, that there is a strategy of positioning of the bin , which has its own purpose, although unknown to the citizens.
If so, I apologize to the tourist who pointed out to me wondering why the bin was right there in plain view all the photos I remember: I do not know why as a citizen and I have not asked the 'Directors, mea culpa!
But in the next election to ask the bins made of local stone in the baroque style, at least be integrated with the architecture of churches. Meanwhile, I dedicate this post to all those who have stayed the night troubled sleep, wondering what was the best location for the dumpster, it was really difficult to locate and eventually will have exclaimed "Eureka!" And finally
the bin had its place of honor, and that place!
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