It’s time for bookcrossing 📚

A bookcrossing area

A casual shot in the middle of nowhere 🤷‍♂️📷

A walking trail near some green fields

Walking in the countryside 📷

Green fields under a cloudy sky

Before starting to walk let me take a shot.

An old church

A cycling team’s sticker 🚴‍♂️📷

Sticker of a cycling team

After relaxing it’s time to go 📷

Me after lunch

It’s time for a pasta 🍝📷

A dish full of pasta

Art and nature 🎨🌳

A tree with a sculpture

An old quarry now dismantled and open for tourists 📷

An abandoned quarry

Casual painting along the street 📷

A paint on a wall showing a grey bird on a closed blu umbrella

An old street in a typical small village in Switzerland 📷

Old houses with green ivy on the external wall

Another relaxing walk in Switzerland 🚶‍♂️📷

Old church on a hill

Wanderings 🚶📷

Church of Saint Cosma and Damiano, Villaguardia - Italy

Forgotten train station 📷

Old train station in Villaguardia, Italy

Casual shot 📷

A photo showing some flowers

Poppies 😍📷

A field with poppies

Bees at work 🐝⚒📷

Bees on white flowers

Flower power 🌼📷

A flower grown among the stones.

Is there an age for political retirement?

Trump vs. Biden 💡 Disclaimer: this post may be controversial in some way.

Politics (with a capitol P) should shape the future of a nation and new generations.

That's why is somehow strange that political leaders are often elder people.

I've nothing against it, I believe maturity and experience are very important in politics, but leadership must take decisions that will impact the future for the coming years (or decades).

I guess there is the need to involve young citizen to decision that will impact their life and future families.

How to do it? It's hard to tell, but I believe we should start to think about it.

Nothing as it seems

a cat keeping a man in its arms 📷 A cat keeping a man in its arms (Tremona – Switzerland)