Lovely legs need to be seen…and there are lots to be seen all over Italy.
The last legs belong to Roberto in Bagni di Lucca. He is on his way to retrieve an arrow in the crossbow competition. I love his white socks.
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Posted by: Debra Kolkka | February 13, 2014
Lovely legs
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Wow! A lot of toned legs! What a fun and fabulous blog! Thanks for sharing!!
By: robinblocker on February 13, 2014
at 9:22 pm
Thanks for commenting.
By: Anonymous on February 14, 2014
at 9:16 pm
Wow you’re right, they are nice legs.
By: ranu802 on February 13, 2014
at 9:26 pm
There are lots to choose from…I might have to do another collection.
By: Anonymous on February 14, 2014
at 9:16 pm
Fun to look at. And I even recognize a few of the “lovely legs”!
By: Joan Schmelzle on February 13, 2014
at 10:33 pm
There are some famous legs there.
By: Anonymous on February 14, 2014
at 9:14 pm
What a collection! I lo ve Mercury’s winged feet.
By: mulino dominillo on February 13, 2014
at 10:58 pm
I wonder who was the model.
By: Debra Kolkka on February 14, 2014
at 9:06 pm
That’s quite a collection of lovely legs.
By: Just Add Attitude on February 14, 2014
at 12:11 am
Since most statues are naked there is plenty to choose from.
By: Debra Kolkka on February 14, 2014
at 9:07 pm
Since most statues are naked there is plenty to choose from.
By: Debra Kolkka on February 14, 2014
at 9:07 pm
My late husband, Steve, had beautiful legs. I have always enjoyed a “well-turned calf”.
By: Appena Dentro Le Mura on February 14, 2014
at 12:53 am
My mother had great legs when she was young…I didn’t inherit them.
By: Debra Kolkka on February 14, 2014
at 9:08 pm
Great post!!!
By: simplysands on February 14, 2014
at 4:09 am
Thanks, I had fun collecting the photos
By: Debra Kolkka on February 14, 2014
at 9:09 pm
Oh well done! What a splendid collection…and that last pair of REAL legs is every bit as good as the others, isn’t it?
By: the daily cure on February 14, 2014
at 6:08 am
Roberto’s legs are very cute in his white stockings and I love his shoes.
By: Debra Kolkka on February 14, 2014
at 9:10 pm
What a fun post, some of the legs of statues are so well crafted, all those muscles,
By: suej on February 14, 2014
at 8:36 am
There must have been some good looking people around to pose for the artists.
By: Debra Kolkka on February 14, 2014
at 9:11 pm
I think you’re right!
By: suej on February 15, 2014
at 9:37 am
Gorgeous Deb. Lovely legs indeed. I had no idea you were a legs girls too! x
By: janinevasta on February 14, 2014
at 9:29 am
I collect (photographically of course) body parts. Maybe I just wish I had a nice set of pins.
By: Debra Kolkka on February 14, 2014
at 9:12 pm
Ha, ha , ha. You seemede to have missed the most important Italian legs of them all. Check out the Italian Rugby Team for ‘real’ mens’ legs……
By: June Finnigan on February 14, 2014
at 11:32 am
Ooh what a lot of well toned legs! Hermes with his winged feet (and neat butt!) is my favourite 🙂
By: Madhu on February 14, 2014
at 2:07 pm
Beautiful as always Debra! I’m in sunny, warm Arizona and it feels amazing to have the sun on my face again and wear a t-shirt! 🙂 Here for a long weekend to help celebrate the good news of my Dad’s cancer. It is clearing up so keeping our hopes up.
By: thirdeyemom on February 14, 2014
at 2:41 pm
Another great idea, Debra. I realize now that I’m here, that it’s already the 15th in you neck of the world, but Happy Valentine’s Day, anyway. Thinking about you today.
Hugs from Ecuador,
Kathy
By: Kathryn McCullough on February 14, 2014
at 9:03 pm
What a glorious array of legs-from muscly to less so 😀
By: Lorraine @ Not Quite Nigella on February 15, 2014
at 5:53 am
Great idea for a post, Debra. A very nice leg show indeed, and some impressive calf and thigh muscles. 🙂 Yes, the white socks are a lovely touch.
By: anotherday2paradise on February 15, 2014
at 2:25 pm
Wow those Renaissance fella’s did a great pair of pins hey?! I love the bronze ones where you can see the evidence of the strokes of thousands of people. Like the big boar in Florence. Great post.
ps coming to Benabbio in April…can’t wait 😉
By: Clare on February 15, 2014
at 7:52 pm
VERY NICE BLOG. kEEP IT UP!
REGARDS FROM MELEK AND JEYRAN ^^
http://www.thescentofstyle.com
By: THE SCENT OF STYLE on February 16, 2014
at 5:40 pm
some very nicely turned calves there, well spotted!
By: Where's Wiwi? on February 21, 2014
at 10:55 pm
I wonder what other body parts are left for you to put under the microscope, and what part is next. 😀
By: rommel on February 22, 2014
at 9:00 pm
Have done faces, hands, feet, bottoms and willies…there isn’t much left.
By: Debra Kolkka on February 23, 2014
at 1:07 am
Cool! I’ve seen all your body parts post. 😉
By: rommel on February 23, 2014
at 2:00 am