San Colombano
Friday, October 7th, 2016
Perhaps because I’m an engineer I have always really liked art that is functional. It could be furniture, glassware, ceramics or some kind of mechanical device. So I was attracted to this museum of old musical instruments. Forse per il fatto che sono un ingegnere mi e’ sempre piaciuto l’art che sia anche funzionale. Possono essere mobile, articoli […]
San Colombano
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There’s always something happening in the center (C’e’ sempre qualcosa in centro)
Monday, October 3rd, 2016
I’m trying a new feature of my blog (with the help of the ever-patient Monica). I’m writing in both English and Italian. I’m sure that you’ll have no trouble telling which is which:-). Sto cercando di dare un nuovo taglio al mio blog (con l’aiuto della sempre paziente Monica). Scriverò sia in inglese che in […]
There’s always something happening in the center (C’e’ sempre qualcosa in centro)
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Face to face with Neptune
Sunday, September 11th, 2016
There are two symbols of Bologna. One, of course, is the two towers and the other is the statue and fountain of Neptune. The statue itself, designed by a Sicilian, Tommaso Laureti, was completed in 1567 and affixed to the rest of the fountain that had already been completed 2 years before. The height of […]
Face to face with Neptune
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A trip to the kingdom
Friday, August 12th, 2016
Without a visa it’s possible to stay, at least legally, in Italy (or any combination of Schengen countries) for just 90 days. Since we arrived in Italy on the 23rd of February last spring we were faced with a choice. The house was rented until the first of June. So we would be over the […]
A trip to the kingdom
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