Whereas the nucleus of Florence was built to a strict Roman city plan of straight streets intersecting at right angles, Siena has all the Tuscan hill-town's haphazard organic forms, straggling up and down a forked ridge of not one but three hilltops.
The center of Florence was built using Roman city plans while Siena has roads going in all directions along the hills.
Siena was destroyed and rebuilt to adhere to Roman city planning.
I did not save the cat from freezing to death.
A little girl runs toward a duck.
A woman is covered in mud.
I don't know how they fixed the problem, but they were focused on measuring and recording and reducing down time.
There are no males in the photo.
Cassie! Cassie! Donnie!