One of the things I most enjoy about wandering around Italy is getting out in the evening and joining the collective walk called the La Passeggiata. The hot sun has almost set the shadows are long and mysterious, and things you don’t notice in the light of mid day snap into focus.
Like the electricity they charge you an arm and a leg for. Notice the care they have taken to make sure it’s all in place. Neatly.
Walk, have a gelato (in this case at the Gelateria Ognissanti (dal 1985), and enjoy the Seaside town of Rodi Garganico. Don’t worry about the electricity, it will be there in the morning. Unless it’s not.