We wanted a nice, relaxing day on Saturday, so took off for some "mild car tourism." This meant a meandering trip to the world's smallest box theatre located in Montecastello di Vibio, checking out a few small towns on the way. Plus, of course, checking out coffee.
I realized that I forgot to take photos while we were inside, so I appropriated this photo from Wikipedia. The thing about wide-angle lenses, though, is that you have no idea of the scale. I remember how cute the theatre is, but I always forget exactly how tiny it really is. The columns on the bottom are barely taller than I am...maybe 7 feet tall, max? And the boxes? They hold between two and four people seated. It is a treat to visit in person because it's like the Fiat 500 in that it's so beautifully scaled that you don't understand how tiny it is until you are actually in it!
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| Todi is on the rise on the left-hand side of the background |
I realized that I forgot to take photos while we were inside, so I appropriated this photo from Wikipedia. The thing about wide-angle lenses, though, is that you have no idea of the scale. I remember how cute the theatre is, but I always forget exactly how tiny it really is. The columns on the bottom are barely taller than I am...maybe 7 feet tall, max? And the boxes? They hold between two and four people seated. It is a treat to visit in person because it's like the Fiat 500 in that it's so beautifully scaled that you don't understand how tiny it is until you are actually in it!
Love,
Alexandra
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