Some Views From The Journey: Castra moventur

Castra moventur.

Some Views From The Journey: Castra moventur

That shot just about sums up preparation for the transfer to a new statio.

And here’s a statio on the way to the statio.  A nice outdoor lunch.

Some Views From The Journey: Castra moventur

With hedges of blooming jasmine.

Some Views From The Journey: Castra moventur

Some Views From The Journey: Castra moventur

Some lavender.

Some Views From The Journey: Castra moventur

And even artichokes.

Some Views From The Journey: Castra moventur

Homemade pasta and eggplant and caccioricotta.

Some Views From The Journey: Castra moventur

Some grilled veggies.   This food is soooo easy and so easy on you.

Some Views From The Journey: Castra moventur

Granita di limone.

Some Views From The Journey: Castra moventur

And off we go again… WESTWARD!

Some Views From The Journey: Castra moventur

That photo just about sums it up.

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7 Comments

  1. I hope you are feeling better.

  2. Thanks. The antibiotics continue. I decided also that an eye infection would be a good idea, just to keep the other critters on their toes and at maximum annoyance potential.

  3. Flos Carmeli says:

    I believe the coral-pink flower is a camellia. Which I love. They don’t grow around here in IL, but they did great at my childhood home in NC. They remind me of my mom. :)

  4. jaykay says:

    I have a bad cold myself at present, nose running in the intervals when it’s not semi-blocked, coughing – but, Lord, I can almost small that foliage!! Not to mention the food. Spirit-raising. Thanks, Fr., and best wishes for your continued improvement.

  5. Kathleen10 says:

    Antibiotics, what a great invention, thank God for them. The photos are lovely.

  6. LarryW2LJ says:

    Geez, Fr. Z – the back of that van looks like you’re getting ready for Field Day!

  7. KateD says:

    Aren’t artichokes lovely? You almost hate cutting them, they are so beautiful…

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