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Altidona Sun hiding in the clouds

itravelinitaly.com °° I travel in Italy March 31, 2020

63824, Altidona, Province of Fermo, Marche Region, Italy. In the Marche region, especially in the province of Fermo, the progressive rise of the reliefs gives rise to multiple micro-climates. Many towns in the area that rest in the hills.
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Grottammare Borgo The three girls

itravelinitaly.com °° I travel in Italy March 30, 2020

Grottammare Borgo The three girls Photo By Baldassarri Giuseppe Copyright All rights reserved By itravelinitaly.com Travel is the traveler in Italy Discover the soul of the places Wanderlust itravelinitaly.com | Travel is the traveler in Italy : Wanderlust
Grottammare Borgo, Logge di Piazza Peretti, Piazza Peretti, 1, 63066, Grottammare, AP, Province of Ascoli Piceno, Marche Region, Italy.

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Pedaso Video

itravelinitaly.com °° I travel in Italy March 30, 2020

The beautiful seaside village of Pedaso, in the province of Fermo, in the Marche region. Small, but very characteristic, with its lighthouse and the beautiful promenade called 'of the 20th-century songwriters'.
63827 Pedaso, Province of Fermo, Italy
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Above the quiet dock

itravelinitaly.com °° I travel in Italy March 30, 2020

Above the Dock by T. E. Hulme
Above the quiet dock in the midnight,
Tangled in the tall mast's corded height,
Hangs the moon. What seemed so far away
It is but a child's balloon, forgotten after play.

Pedaso, Molo di Pedaso, Lungomare dei Cantautori, Province of Fermo, Marche Region, Italy.

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Ipse dixit: The sense of beauty

itravelinitaly.com °° I travel in Italy March 29, 2020

✺❂✺ itravelinitaly.com Travel is the traveler in Italy Discover the soul of the places. Ipse dixit: The sense of beauty and the spirit that enlivens every place inhabited by man as guides for a fuller and more meaningful existence.
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Venezia St Mark's Square and basilica

itravelinitaly.com °° I travel in Italy March 29, 2020

The sense of beauty and the spirit that enlivens every place inhabited by man as guides for a fuller and more meaningful existence.
Places have a soul. Our job is to find out. Exactly as it happens for the human person. ” (James Hillman)”

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Italian sunset

itravelinitaly.com °° I travel in Italy March 28, 2020

63827 Pedaso, Province of Fermo, Italy. Walking along the "20th-century singer-songwriter's promenade", it is possible to walk along the beach for about two kilometers on a path accessible by underpasses dedicated to songwriters of our time: Fabrizio De Andrè, Giorgio Gaber, Luigi Tenco, Pierangelo Bertoli; Domenico Modugno, Sergio Endrigo, Lucio Battisti.
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Grottammare - The most beautiful villages in Italy

itravelinitaly.com °° I travel in Italy March 28, 2020

A pleasant walk allows you to reach Grottammare Alta, the original medieval village overlooking the sea, gathered on the edge of a hill, with rustic houses and small streets, where the scent of orange groves expands.
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Taormina Ancient Theater

itravelinitaly.com °° I travel in Italy March 28, 2020

The Ancient theatre of Taormina is an ancient Greek theatre in Taormina, Sicily, built in the third century BC. Address: Taormina, Via del Teatro Greco, 1, 98039, Taormina, ME, Sicily, Italy.
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Royal Palace of Caserta

itravelinitaly.com °° I travel in Italy March 28, 2020

The great palace of Caserta, near Naples, probably the largest building erected in Europe in the eighteenth century, became an archetypal expression of absolute monarchy. It was begun in 1752 for Carlo di Borbone, King of the Two Sicilies, who worked closely with its chief architect, Luigi Vanvitelli. Author: George L. Hersey
La Reggia di Caserta, Viale Douhet, 2/a, 81100, Caserta, CE, Italy
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Capri landscape

itravelinitaly.com °° I travel in Italy March 27, 2020

Capri is vertical - it's all about going up with your gaze and looking down. And always find blue, even if it is not the same blue, never. And always find transparencies, which are not the same transparencies, never. Sky and sea are reflected, the color always steals each other above one another, but their reflections do not resemble each other. Never. Written by Raffaele La Capria.
Capri, an island in Italy’s Bay of Naples, Capri, Metropolitan City of Naples, Italy.

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Landscapes

Selinunte Akropoli at sunrise.

itravelinitaly.com °° I travel in Italy March 27, 2020

At sunrise in Selinunte. Akropolis is dressed in splendor, an awakening of nature here you feel: the sea and the countryside smells.
The sun decorates the temples in Selinunte, the moon pounds, the sea is silver, the stars make the park more welcoming, the world actually comes to ... dream.
As the sun sets in Selinunte the sky between stars and moon seems fairy; everything was here or there is nothing left even the temples hidden by the ... dune.
Chora Selinunte So remaining is a fake project, free Akropoli, and the Park, remove the large fence with bulldozers, equip the port for the expected landing.
If I am intrigued, I am not a drunkard, but it is not right to engage in memory; the surface was a brain
that wanted to tumulate (alas!) the story. A poem by Ignazio Butera

Selinunte Akropoli , Via Selinunte, 91022, Castelvetrano, TP, Italy. Selinunte was an ancient Greek city on the south-western coast of Sicily in Italy. It was situated between the valleys of the Cottone and Modione ri…

Palermo the sky never forgotten.

itravelinitaly.com °° I travel in Italy March 26, 2020

Anyone who has seen the sky of Palermo once will never forget it. by Johann Wolfgang von Goethe
It is the Greek city for its origins, for the brightness of its sky and for the mètopi of its museum, of beauty not inferior to those of Olympia. It is a Roman city for the memory of its struggles against Carthage and for the mosaics of the Bonanno villa. It is an Arab city for the small domes of some of its churches, heirs of the mosques. It is a French city for the Altavilla dynasty that embellished it. It is a German city for the tombs of the Hohenstaufen. It is a Spanish city for Carlo Quinto, an English city for Nelson and Lady Hamilton. By Roger Peyrefitte
Cattedrale Palermo, 90134, Palermo, PA, Italy. Palermo Cattedrale Photo and Copyright By Gaetano Sampiero ❂ itravelinitaly.com Travel is the traveler in Italy Discover the soul of the places.

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Agrigento; Temple of Juno

itravelinitaly.com °° I travel in Italy March 26, 2020

Agrigento; Temple of Juno, Via Panoramica, Valle dei Templi, 92100, Agrigento AG, Italy. "We soon arrived at the eastern end of the city, where the ruins of Juno's temple fall every year more and more in ruins due to the corrosion produced by the air and bad weather on the porous stone." By Johann Wolfgang von Goethe, Taken from Journey to Italy
Temple of Juno, Tempio di Giunone, Via Panoramica, Valle dei Templi, 92100, Agrigento AG, Italy. Agrigento Tempio di Giunone Photo and Copyright By Gaetano Sampiero itravelinitaly.com ☀ Travel is the traveler in Italy Discover the soul of the places

Palermo: The Palatine Chapel

itravelinitaly.com °° I travel in Italy March 25, 2020

The Palatine Chapel, is the royal chapel of the Norman palace in Palermo, Sicily. This building is a mixture of Byzantine, Norman and Fatimid architectural styles, showing the tricultural state of Sicily during the 12th century after Roger II's father and uncle conquered the island. by Wikipedia
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POETRY ON THE WALLS OF POMPEII

itravelinitaly.com °° I travel in Italy March 25, 2020

POETRY ON THE WALLS OF POMPEII; If the refinement of a people or, in a broad sense, of its civilization is also measured by her poetic sensibility, Pompeii found paradoxically in the misfortune that on her the privilege of preserving imperishable memory of the spiritual richness of his people and, in particular, of those "street artists" who then as today were destined, often undeservedly, to be forgotten. By Armando Polito
SI PUDOR IN VITA QUICQUAM PRODESSE PUTATUR LUCRETIUS HIC FRONTO DIGNUS HONORE BONO EST _______________________________________________
If you believe that modesty in life is beneficial to something this Lucretius Frontone is worthy of good honor

Taormina: The Ancient theater

itravelinitaly.com °° I travel in Italy March 24, 2020

Taormina in addition to being a place, a landscape that inspired art, poetry, and fantasy. Taormina is a wonderful picture.
The Sicilian places are, as Pindar would have said, "a pillar of the sky", they are the places that hold heaven, earth, and sea. The whole eastern coast of Sicily seems to have stood still for an eternal spring, its panorama says it, the charm of nature that allows itself to be admired in all its wonder. Eliot wrote: "in Taormina, it is as bright as the snow on the top of Etna".
The Ancient theater of Taormina ("Teatro Antico di Taormina" in Italian) is an ancient Greek theater in Taormina

Daily news from Italy; March 24, 2020

itravelinitaly.com °° I travel in Italy March 24, 2020

Donare il sangue: perché è importante farlo
C’è in atto un’altra emergenza, quella della raccolta sangue. Per effetto della paura di Covid-19, nella prima settimana di marzo le donazioni sono calate in media del dieci per cento in tutta Italia. Dopo i tanti appelli alla donazione dei giorni scorsi, l'afflusso dei donatori è tornato a crescere.
Dove donare il sangue?

Attraverso il sistema di ricerca online GeoBlood è possibile conoscere la localizzazione dei punti di raccolta aperti più vicino al cittadino. Per effettuare la ricerca è sufficiente selezionare la propria regione, la provincia e il comune.

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Pet, true friend.

itravelinitaly.com °° I travel in Italy March 24, 2020

With over 60 million pets, Italy is the first country in Europe by a number of pets, followed by France and Spain: 38.8% of families live with a dog or cat (Assalco-Zoomark Pet Economy Report 2019 ).
A real people of small four-legged vacationers ready to leave the sultry cities to enjoy the coolness and relaxation by the sea, following their owners.
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Everything is blue in Naples: Gulf of Naples and Vesuvius

itravelinitaly.com °° I travel in Italy March 23, 2020

Among the purple sleeping mountains, white-dressed Naples, Ischia on the sea floats. Like a purple cloud; The snow between the crevasses. It is like a candid study of swans; The black Vesuvius raises his head, surrounded by red curls. " Poem by Hans Christian Andersen Napoli Golfo di Napoli e Vesuvio Author Photo and Copyright By Gaetano Sampiero itravelinitaly.com Travel is the traveler in Italy Discover the soul of the places
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Agrigento Valley of the Temples

itravelinitaly.com °° I travel in Italy March 23, 2020

"Such a splendid springtime view as today at sunrise we’ve never had in our whole lives… We viewed the long and broad, mild slope of the ancient city, entirely covered in gardens and vineyards…Towards the southern end of this green and blossoming terrain does one spot the Temple of Concordia rising above it, as well as to the east the scant remains of the Temple of Juno"

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Capri Certosa San Giacomo

itravelinitaly.com °° I travel in Italy March 23, 2020

The complex was founded in the second half of the fourteenth century - as evidenced by the fresco on the church portal, dating back to around 1371 - by Jacopo Arcucci, Count of Minervino and Lord of Altamura, Secretary of State and Treasurer of Queen Giovanna I of Anjou .
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Anacapri Blue Grotto "Grotta Azzurra"

itravelinitaly.com °° I travel in Italy March 23, 2020

CAPRI ISOLA BELLA

Capri ... of nature embellished by the sea.
Your eyes of crystalline waters gracefully surround
the cliffs, and at every corner are born
its nests of winged white houses,
that seem to fly like free seagulls.

Your veil of the princess of the Rock,
it covers its foliage with intense green
That falls like an enchanted waterfall,
trying to grab the sea.

Poem by Di Rodolfo Reyes

the Blue Grotto is the spectacle of Capri, this natural cave is 25 meters wide and 60 meters long, with a tiny entrance less than a meter high. To enter, visitors on wooden rowboats and glide through the low mouth of the cave. Once inside, the boats move in the dark, suspended on the surface of the water so blue that it seems like a dream.

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Capri "Queen of Rock"

itravelinitaly.com °° I travel in Italy March 22, 2020

Capri's most iconic sight is the Faraglioni, three towering rock formations that jut out from the Mediterranean just off the island's coast.
«Capri, the queen of rock / in your dress colored lily and amaranth / I lived to play pain and joy/vineyard clusters of dazzling conquered the world / tremble il Tesoro aroma and hair/lamp overhead, pink expanded, a hive of my planet ....» Extract from Pablo Neruda's poem - Chioma di Capri, Capri - 1952

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Window on the village –

itravelinitaly.com °° I travel in Italy March 21, 2020

Windows are the eyes of our houses,
life flows beyond the glass, the color of the sky changes
the sun enters, the air, the noises, we see who passes and who arrives, we meditate waiting for the moon ...

The window
The red rose slowly slips,
for an interminable instant, it is air,
then he rocks on his body,
dyeing it with its bright color.
The hand that left it is now resting on the glass,
streaked by rain and gaze,
under the forehead resting the tears, of love that cannot exist.
A short excerpt of poetry by De Bernardi Pompeo

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The mallard. –

itravelinitaly.com °° I travel in Italy March 21, 2020

In the wild, the mallard has mainly crepuscular habits, preferring to spend the central hours of the day hidden in wet sheltered locations and with thick vegetation.

A flight of wild ducks
Wave after wave
gift receiving

clear transparencies

while
I strip myself of my dark bodies

You
with delicate light, you cover my heart with joyful hands

that sea is formed in us Love longed for

in heavens
crystal

your eyes

from Your kissed

our germane souls increasingly free in real wings fly from Sun to Sun from Victory to Victory,

The author of this poem work Vincenzo Capitanucci

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Peretti Square in Grottammare Alta Borgo –

itravelinitaly.com °° I travel in Italy March 20, 2020

Photo was taken at Piazza Peretti in Grottammare Alta, the medieval village
It develops around Piazza Peretti which overlooks the church of San Giovanni Battista, the Palazzo Priorale, the Altana dell'Orologio, the Teatro dell'Arancio (XVIII century), the elegant loggia and the splendid belvedere. Not far away is the seventeenth-century church of Santa Lucia attributed to the architect Fontana and commissioned by Sixtus V. In the walk along the walls you can visit the restored Torrione della Battaglia (16th century), which houses the Torrione della Battaglia Museum inside, a large collection of works by the sculptor Pericle Fazzini. Grottammare Alta Piazza Peretti Photo and Copyright By Gaetano Scalino Travel is the traveler in Italy itravelinitaly.com

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The Messenger of Nature –

itravelinitaly.com °° I travel in Italy March 20, 2020

The stop of time. Sometimes it has happened to everyone to feel as if out of time, absent for a moment from the world and from themselves. A condition not only physical but, also and above all, metaphysics. Everything we know, see, hear, believe we know, see and hear no longer exists.

Still Morning It appears now that there is only one age and it knows nothing of age as the flying birds know nothing of the air they are flying through or of the day that bears them up through themselves and I am a child before there are words arms are holding me up in a shadow voices murmur in a shadow as I watch one patch of sunlight moving across the green carpet in a building gone long ago and all the voices silent and each word they said in that time silent now while I go on seeing that patch of sunlight. Still Morning" by W.S. Merwin, from Collected Poems: 1996-2011. © Library of America, 2013. The last day of the world I would like to plant a tree
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Via Alfieri in Campofilone –

itravelinitaly.com °° I travel in Italy March 19, 2020

The village, tapered in shape, stands along a main street in which the main buildings overlook, behind which there is a labyrinth of alleys, sometimes covered by barrel vaults and cross vaults and which, from time to time, reveal beauty of the panorama that surrounds it: the calm Adriatic Sea, the gentle hills up to the whitewashed peaks of the Sibillini mountains.

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Civic Tower of Petritoli –

itravelinitaly.com °° I travel in Italy March 18, 2020

The tower consists of five different bases: square, rectangular, octagonal, circular and spherical.
the five represents the human microcosm, it is man's desire to draw close to God.
The square indicates the man anchored to the earth and encourages him to stop to reflect.
The rectangle expresses the desire to establish a relationship between Earth and Heaven.
The octagon is a symbol of resurrection, it is the mediation between Earth and Heaven.
The dome represents the celestial vault.
The sphere is perfection but placed on the circle which in turn rests on an octagonal base, represents the Incarnation of the divine and human nature of the One who will act as a bridge to bring us closer to the great architect, that is God.

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Abbey garden in Campofilone –

itravelinitaly.com °° I travel in Italy March 17, 2020

Abbey garden in Campofilone. In the first half of the fourteenth century, the city of Fermo had a curtain wall built with a large tower to better defend the western summit of Campofilone. The Benedictine monks used the internal space as a vegetable garden and olive grove until 1,700. Now there remains a splendid and green space from which to admire the Aso valley, the surrounding villages and the Sibillini on the horizon.

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Wanderlust –

itravelinitaly.com °° I travel in Italy March 14, 2020

“How much landscape.
A man can wander through it a lifetime and never find himself,
if he was born lost "
- José Saramago, A land called Alentejo

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Seaside –

itravelinitaly.com °° I travel in Italy March 13, 2020

Midday on the still and warm sea:
she accepts me without shouting: a silence and a smile.
Latin spirit, Antiquity, a veil of modesty on the tortured cry!
Latin life that knows its limits,
reassuring past, oh! Mediterranean!
Silent voices still triumph on your banks,
who say yes because they denied you!
Huge and light,
assure and satisfy and murmur the eternity of your minutes,
Oh! Mediterranean! And the miracle of your story,
you enclose it all
in the explosion of your smile.

From the Mediterranean by Albert Camus

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Last Judgment – Il Giudizio Universale –

itravelinitaly.com °° I travel in Italy March 13, 2020

The sense of beauty and the spirit that enlivens every place inhabited by man as guides for a fuller and more meaningful existence. Places have a soul. Our job is to find out. Exactly as it happens for the human person. ” (James Hillman)”
At the time of the Roman Empire, the soul of places was called the Genius Loci. The Genius Loci was linked to the territory, to the city, or even to a grove or spring. In the modern world, the genius loci is that quality, that indefinable but very clear spirit that distinguishes a place. It is a set of conditions, traditions, cultures, skills that are handed down from father to son and that constitute the identity of a place, even when they spread throughout the world.
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Lifestyles –

itravelinitaly.com °° I travel in Italy March 12, 2020

Lifestyle is related to our daily life, but it is a topic of history and trends. It implies social status, activities, clothing, food, goods and life principles. behaviors. Lifestyle is usually associated with the good parts of life, the parts we all aspire to. Lifestyle photography attracts photographers who want to focus on high living standards, fashion, advertising, portraits, as well as lifestyle and city travel. It is not an easy topic because the result must be realistic and captivating. There is a story behind each image and in lifestyle photography.

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Medieval village –

itravelinitaly.com °° I travel in Italy March 12, 2020

Wandering around Altidona, the small medieval village, perched on a hill, the village seems to have been founded by the Piceni people, at the time of the Punic Wars, as evidenced by Roman remains, especially villae, with sea views, such as that of Barbula, well-known palmense wine producer. In the twelfth century. the scattered settlements are abandoned and the inhabitants create a new castle around the parish church of Santa Maria and San Ciriaco, transferred to the hill of the current town. Its history was then closely linked to that of Fermo.

Even today it is possible to admire the walls that enclose the medieval town.
Certainly deserve a visit to the church of Santa Maria and San Ciriaco, which houses a table, attributed to Vincenzo Pagani, depicting a Madonna and Child, two saints and donor.

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Montefiore Castle of Recanati –

itravelinitaly.com °° I travel in Italy March 11, 2020

Montefiore Castle of Recanati
It rises in the locality of Montefiore, about 10 km from the center of Recanati. It was erected for defensive purposes in the Middle Ages. The fortress is characterized by long perimeter walls (m. 176) and by the formwork with the fixed masonry bridge.

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Festivals & Events –

itravelinitaly.com °° I travel in Italy March 11, 2020

Constantly evolving photographs, which is enriched day by day, with the common thread of moving images, of the event or festival and above all, of the contamination between the worlds, cultures, customs and traditions.

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Aso river in winter ☀ –

itravelinitaly.com °° I travel in Italy March 10, 2020

Aso river in winter The source of the river Aso originates from Monte Porche, which crosses the provinces of Ascoli Piceno and Fermo from west to east, towards the mountains, practically marking the border between them. Mount Sibilla is a mountainous relief that owes its aura of mystery to the legend of the Sibyl, a mythological figure who inhabited the cave of the same name, a cave that opens into a rocky passage near the top located at 2173 meters.

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Cult – ☀

itravelinitaly.com °° I travel in Italy March 10, 2020

We propose to collect various testimonies and reflections not only on photography but on the history and culture of the Places.

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Venetian Gothic architecture –

itravelinitaly.com °° I travel in Italy March 09, 2020

Petritoli Venetian Gothic architecture Photo and Copyright By Baldassarri Giuseppe Travel is the traveler in Italy itravelinitaly.com
Venetian Gothic architecture. Gothic architecture in Venice emerged rather late, only towards the fifteenth century, in fact, the city detaches itself from the eastern influence and suffers from the western cultural climate, so elements of late Gothic are introduced into art in general and in particular in architecture, known in Italy as "flowery" Gothic.
This adjective alludes to the refinement and elegance of that style, which is characterized by spectacular fretwork decorations and a wealth of statues and marbles. Elements of flowery Gothic are also present in the Basilica of San Marco, such as the decoration of the inflected arches of the upper order of the facade and this represents a significant example of how Gothic elements can be grafted very well on a Byzantine substrate. The Basilica of San Marco, whose structure dates back to the el…

Night to Night –

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My eye rises towards the eternal vault of heaven,
towards you, shining star of the night
and oblivion descends from your eternity
of all desires, of all hopes;
the meaning is lost in this vision,
what I said "mine" vanishes,
I abandon myself to the immense:
I'm in that, I'm everything, I'm just that.
Thought returns and is lost
he gets frightened before infinity, and amazed
does not understand the depth of that vision.
It is the fantasy that brings the eternal closer to meaning,
marrying him to the figure.

From ELEUSI by Hegel
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Villa Ricci in Pedaso

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Pedaso Villa Ricci Photo and Copyright By Baldassarri Giuseppe Travel is the traveler in Italy itravelinitaly.comVilla Ricci in Pedaso The environment is very suggestive as is its history, which begins in the second half of the eighteenth century when part of the structure was built. Essential from an architectural point of view, also because it is used as a collection and transit point for citrus fruits which, coming from Sicily, were then directed to Austria and Germany. Subsequently, in the nineteenth century, the building was transformed into a Villa, with the addition of the upper floors.

Majella Abruzzo - Italy

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Maiella Photo and Copyright By Scalino Gaetano Travel is the traveler in Italy itravelinitaly.comMajella Abruzzo - Italy An all-mountain Park, the Mother Mountain of Abruzzo in the most impervious and wild part of the Central Apennines, the "Sacred" Mountain, because it is pervaded by a monumental sacredness that has always inspired profound religiosity and therefore so dear to Pope Celestino V and hermits. The Wolf Park, the Bear Park, the vast high-altitude plains and the wild and imposing canyons, but also the Park of the Hermitages, the Abbeys, the dry stone huts, the wonderful historical centers of the Municipalities that are part of it . The photo was taken from the Lungomare dei Cantautori of the 20th century in Pedaso, 148 kilometers away.

Pedaso lighthouse

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Pedaso lighthouse Photo and Copyright By Baldassarri Giuseppe Travel is the traveler in Italy itravelinitaly.comPedaso lighthouse The lighthouse dominates the coast, between gorse and natural vegetation, it rises from the coast on Monte Serrone, to see if you just have to take the scenic road above the "old" Pedaso and even here you will be entranced by the panorama where the green merges with the blue of the horizon right before your eyes. In summer you can take historical-naturalistic routes that from the lighthouse lead to the belvedere and right from the top you can admire the sea, the horizon and grasp the peculiarities of the territory until you get to know one by one the rocks with the most bizarre names given by old fishermen.

His multiple identities

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The Marche region is also beautiful for its multiple identities Photo and Copyright By Baldassarri Giuseppe Travel is the traveler in Italy itravelinitaly.comThe Marche region is also beautiful for its multiple identities... The Marche is a degradation of gentle hills and valleys that descend from the Apennines to the sea. In the internal areas, ancient villages survive, medieval settlements enclosed within walls, castles, and fortresses overlooking the hills. The typical feature of the Marche landscape is a succession of soft hills that, like so many waves, chase each other up to the coasts, where golden and fine sand beaches stretch into the sea waters, in a continuous and uniform line interrupted only by the Conero promontory, which on the one hand gently descends into the waves and on the other throws itself steep and steep among the waves.

The light of the clouds with a colorful winter sea. –

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Marina di Altidona The light of the clouds with a colorful winter sea Photo and Copyright By Baldassarri Giuseppe Travel is the traveler in Italy itravelinitaly.com
The light of the clouds with a colorful winter sea. I like the winter sea. He puts the waves in it, I put my thoughts into it. Lie on the sand of the winter sea, open your hands to the sun and let your identity evaporate. The sea in winter has magic that summer will never understand. I like the winter sea because it is for a few. There are parts of me that exist only when the wind blows from the west and the sea is stormy and the clouds flow fast in a sky full of wonder and strange colors.
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You are in a wonderful country –

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Venice Saint Mark's Basilica Venezia Copyright All rights reserved © By Giuseppe Visual Storytelling. Travel is the traveler in Italy itravelinitaly.com
"You are in a wonderful country".

We are in Italy and we know that we have one of the most visited countries in the World under our feet, a unique country, rich in history, culture, natural resources, and a consolidated artisan and gastronomic tradition.
Yes an open-air museum, in every corner, in every street, in every small neighborhood hides a piece of history, tradition, and culture.
If you can meet the expectations of tourists they will talk about it with relatives, friends, in blogs, share photos and comments on social media, encouraging you to visit the white beaches of Salento, to take a photo in front of the imposing Colosseum, to watch the view from a high altitude refuge in the Dolomites, to be lulled in the lagoon on a gondola in Venice, to taste a plate of freshly baked lasagna in a typical Emilian inn ...

But…

From the balcony of my house –

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Marina di Altidona looking at the Sbillini Mountains Photo and Copyright By Baldassarri Giuseppe Travel is the traveler in Italy itravelinitaly.com
From the balcony of my house, from Marina di Altidona looking at the Sibillini Mountains.
Almost every day I admire a show like this, full of colors, always different according to the season.

Not to mention the medieval villages in my area, the sea only 600 meters away, the mountains, as seen in the photo, are 70 km away and can be seen very well, even a lake one kilometer away.
So dear French always ready, to any misfortune, even on the Coronavirus, to make fun of Italy and the Italians, I remind you that only envy will speak to you.

You French, you were aware of being a people, only when Julius Caesar decided to conquer the land of the -Galli-, thanks to Cavour you boast of having the Côte d'Azur, the Savoy, and Corsica.

Not to mention Napoleon, born in Italian Corsica, and the Mona Lisa the most precious masterpiece of the Louvre.

So …

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ALLEY –

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Ortezzano ALLEY Photo and Copyright By Baldassarri Giuseppe Travel is the traveler in Italy itravelinitaly.com
ALLEY
Recalls me received your voice,
and not so that skies and waters
they wake up inside me:
a network of the sun that stretches
on your walls that were in the evening
a swing of lamps
from late shops
full of wind and sadness.

Another time: a loom beat in the courtyard
And weeping was heard at night
Of puppies and children.

Alley: a cross of houses
Which are called a piano,
and they don't know what fear is
to be alone in the dark.

QUASIMODO poem

Ortezzano, Province of Ascoli Piceno in the Italian region Marche, Italy. Ortezzano for just over 300 meters above sea level, has a magnificent irregular pentagonal tower with Ghibelline battlements erected between the thirteenth and fourteenth centuries.
From the square of the tower, on the side of which stands the church of the Carmine, (note the signs left on the wall by the ropes of the bells) depart streets and alleys that ri…

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Colorful winter sea –

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Pedaso Colorful winter sea Photo and Copyright By Baldassarri Giuseppe Travel is the traveler in Italy itravelinitaly.com
Reflecting in the winter twilight I walk...
Color tilt, Yellow yolk, and blue, chalk and gray paint.
Distant horizons on a Sunday morning form an intense blue.

The beautiful seaside village of Pedaso, in the province of Fermo, in the Marche region. Small, but very characteristic, with its lighthouse and the beautiful promenade called 'of the 20th century songwriters'.

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Life is what we make of it. –

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Petritoli Gothic-Venetian Photo and Copyright By Baldassarri Giuseppe Travel is the traveler in Italy itravelinitaly.com
Ipse dixit; “Life is what we make of it. Travel is the traveler. What we see isn't what we see but what we are.” ― Fernando Pessoa, The Book of Disquiet.
The Gothic-Venetian style of the fifteenth century, with a carved Istrian stone facade and pointed arches, whose intertwined ribs create a delicate ornamental design. Petritoli is a hilly municipality in the province of Fermo that dominates the green and fertile Aso valley, of which it represents an important economic center for the rich land of olive trees, mulberry trees and hills. It offers a vast and wonderful view that ranges from the Sibillini Mountains to the Adriatic coast.
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