Not my photo, but I was passing nearby the Stone of Bismantova and it’s always pretty intimidating.
A few million years ago, was the only land above water, and more recently has inspired Dante for his vision of the purgatory.
Lots of scary stories around this place…
And another similar place that some may also like is Civita di Bagnoregio, also known as the dying place, a medieval town built on top of a steep mountain, connected to the world by a bridge… named devil’s bridge, of course.
And no photos of the actual doughnuts? I’m calling it bull.
On a side note we don’t really have doughnuts in Brazil, except for cheap knock-offs of cheap US brands. First actual one I ate in my life was ~.3 Euro at a bloody Lidl in effin Amsterdam in December and to this day it’s one of the best things I’ve ever eaten. Ever since that day I have this deep, mind-consuming, desire to buy a ticket to Europe walk into a Lidl bright and early BUY ALL OF THEIR DOUGHTNUTS and straight up leave then spend the rest of day day living on delicious chocolate-coated cream-filled doughnuts.
Somebody’s been busy. There are only 5 left!!! (Those particular doughnuts I always feel like I am inhaling them left and right instead of eating them.) They are just so good they disappear before you know it. @Pylinaer, do you have a store nearby, or is it just a local store that sells them? I have been to a Krispy Kreme store only once in my life, the line was out the door…