A “botticella”, the typical horse-drawn carriage
Piazza di Spagna
Rome, September 2010
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7 comments:
The horse has nice (anti-fly?) "earmuffs."
Love all the colors!
I've never ever been in a carriage. I used to plead with my mother when I lived in Austria but she never gave in. I tend to think that horses could have a better life.
I saw something similar in Sicily. Charming. I have to agree with Ciel if I think about it.
Did you take it, VP?
@ Francisca - No, I agree with ciel and tapirgal. I can imagine better things for a horse than pulling a carriage in the traffic of Rome.
Oh, I do agree... I don't think I've ever taken one anywhere! ;-)
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