D.H. Lawrence said it perfectly in his 1921 travel memoir Sea and Sardinia:
“Sardinia is another thing. Much wider, much more ordinary, not up-and-down at all, but running away into the distance. Unremarkable ridges of moor-like hills running away, perhaps to a bunch of dramatic peaks on the southwest. This gives a sense of space … lovely space about one, and traveling distances-nothing finished, nothing final. It is like liberty itself … ” D.H. Lawrence. Sea and Sardinia. 1921.
Lines of the Gallura
Patterns & Lines of Anglona
Lines inside a petrified tree
To me, Sardinia is an island filled with striking coastlines and impressive interiors. She’s also my home.
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My Sardinian Life 
Certainly different from where I live in suburban Sydney 🙂
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Beautiful photos. I love the one in the upper left, and the way they all look together.
Thank you kindly, Marcy. 🙂
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D.H. Lawrence put that beautifully! Another item of interest and again great photos!
Love,
Rosemarie
Have you read the book? I really, really enjoyed it.
Hi Jennifer
No but it is on my list from the last time you mentioned it! Looking forward this winter on catching up on reading! Have a beautiful day! Oh I tried your carrot and ginger soup, I added fine strands of carrots in it as well. Great taste with the ginger and lots of Parmesan cheese!! Love it! Thank you again for sharing!
Love,
Rosemarie
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