This summer I photographed this Sicilian Oregano drying in the sun. Oregano grows wild in amongst the Mediterranean scrub of Sicily and is gathered and saved to add flavor to meats and other dishes. As I was taking this photo I was struck by the rustic almost dirty look of the rocks and the herbs, it is harsh but like the real Sicily, that’s the way it is.
Postcards from Sicily: Oregano
Categories About me, Authentic Sicily, Beautiful Italy, Expat, Expat advice from Italy, Expat experiences, Italy, Life in Sicily, Living in Italy, Living in Sicily, Only in Sicily, Photo Essay, Photography, Postcards from Sicily, Reflection piece, Sicilian Art, Sicilian Cuisine, Sicilian Culture and Traditions, Sicilian food, Sicily, Tastes of Sicily, The truth about Sicily, Travel Sicily, Travel writingharshness in Sicily, Italy, Photography, Post cards from Sicily, Sicilian Impressions, Sicilian Oregano, Sicily, Southern Italy, Summer in Sicily, wild flowers in Sicily, wild oregano
You must be logged in to post a comment.