Photos by Matthew D Rogerson : on the map, in Google Earth (KML)

Eh? This photo was taken in the docks at Genova, Italy. This replica Galleon was used in Roman Polanskies film 'Pirates'.

This photo was taken by myself to illustrate three of the same location. Firstly There is the job screen on the data system of my taxi (this is old we now use O2 Xda's). Secondly there is the Tom tom. I didn't need to use it to find this address it was just showung my current location (again we now use the tomtom Navigator on Xda's), Thirdly although not quite visible in this shot is the street name in the dark green rectangle on the wall. Basically I thought it just tied in quite nicely together!

This photo is of Saint Paul Da Vence, not far from Nice or Cannes in the south of France. This photo is taken from the road that leads up from the coach park. You can clearly see the defensive walls around the village.

This photo taken at Superga near Turin. In the foreground to the right you can see our coach provided by Benese who we always use when staying near this location. Our driver is Adrianno Serra and he is very good. Molto Bueno! We visit this location twice per year during an excursion to Turin. For this excursion we are based at the Hotel Excelsior Limon Piemonte.

Thank you for your comments Esseil.

I am returning to Alassio and Limone Piemonte on the 4th of June and will be taking more photographs of this beautiful area.

A wery beautiful shoot, I like a lot the water's game in front of the fountain. Regards, esseil

Complimenti y regards

other beautiful shoot

May I ask what connection you have to this area? I regularly bring groups of UK tourists to Limone Piemonte which is when I take my photos. I will be coming twice this year, once in June and once in September.

I also have photos similar to this one taken from the same place, and also one taken by Mino Tosello of Limone taken from the south.

If you would like to reply to me you may do so at matthewrogerson76@hotmail.com, or via my Panoramio page.

I have corrected the spelling of 'Rocca Dell'abisso' as requested!

The correct name of this place in italian is "Rocca dell'abisso". Please, try to correct. Thanks