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L’uva e il vino Falanghina, un pò di storia e un assaggio The Falanghina vine, of very ancient origin, is becoming a symbol of the enology of Campania region; its small oval grapes produce white… more →
ITALY – 19th Century Villa in Sorento
wrote 1 month ago: A splendid park of palms and citrus trees surrounds the elegant late 19th century prestigious … more →
Now in Rome!
wrote 3 months ago: 30 September 2009 It is about midnight now and I finally got an internet connection here in our hote … more →
Matera, Italy!
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wrote 3 months ago: We are now in Matera, Italy and it is so cool! The food is great here and these Sassi caves are real … more →
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Mamma Mia!; Sorrento By Night
wrote 6 months ago: Can you smell sleaziness yet? Turn the corner and it will hit you like a fist… It’s the overpo … more →
meeting amateur astronomers
wrote 6 months ago: Exactly one year and one month ago I relised that the ’starry heaven’ is my passion! How … more →
A happy land of history and white vines 04
wrote 1 year ago: L’uva e il vino Falanghina, un pò di storia e un assaggio The Falanghina vine, of very ancient … more →
A happy land of history and white vines 03
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wrote 1 year ago: Small festivals that will grow big (Piccole sagre crescono) Late August and September are in Italy … more →
Otranto, the gateway to the East
wrote 1 year ago: Otranto is situated on the eastern most point in Italy and is one of the peninsula’s most hidd … more →
A happy land of history and white vines 02
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wrote 1 year ago: A little history and some glimpses… The ancient town of Caudium was founded by a local populat … more →
A happy land of history and white vines 01
wrote 1 year ago: Here I am, in the South of Italy, in my hometown, Montesarchio, in the heart of the Caudina Valley, … more →
WHY IN ITALY THE CRIME ORGANISED?
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wrote 1 year ago: The crime is in all the world, but in few countries organised, why? Every country has his history an … more →
