Since we started The Lonely Walkers project back in March (or was it end February?) 2010, Marta and I decided to have a summer version (so we spent our summer holidays between Barcelona and Torino) and a winter version.
At the beginning of this season we were looking forward to meet again in Torino and Barcelona so we started planning dates and flights. I thought that the first weeks of December were the perfect timing for me since I’m going to be an auntie again in Christmas and I don’t want to miss it, plus, there is a bank holiday either in Spain and Turin those weeks. Turin, here I come!! 
But… my happiness was hit by a change of plans. Airlines have decided to make the connection between the two cities more difficult, and those flights we could buy have disappeared or diminished their frequency, or simply gone to unaffordable prices… 
Bye bye to Torino in December…
Marta always tells me Torino is rain and wet pavement, low temperatures and warm tea cups. Cold, cold, cold… That is her favourite portray of Turin. At the moment my Turin is warm and a bit deserted, with some brushes of tourists here and there, and many, MANY closed shops.
Till that changes, my photographs of Turin will remain with people with light clothes, (almost) no rain at all, and very empty streets. But hey! I say “that’s another face of Turin, isn’t it?”
Anyway, I’m sad that what we are trying to make closer, airlines are moving it away. Let’s hope we can make a winter The Lonely Walkers for the beginning of 2012!
You might find some cheap flights to Milano, then there’s a bus taking you directly from milano airport to Torino for something like 15-20 euros… (plus I’m having my exhibition here in December… just saying ^^)
Really?! woow! first exhibition in Torino! You got it back, huh!
Which series are you exhibiting?
I don’t know if we’ll be able to make it, also need to keep in mind days off from work. I’ll let you know if it happens!
I’m exhibiting the one I’ve been working on recently
see u soon, hopefully
Where and when exactly will you exhibit your work? I’ll surely go take a look!