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A bottle of Sagrantino from Pardi Cantina Yes I did mean to spell that ending in ‘di’ rather than ‘ty’, but after a couple of visits to Montefalco during my sister’s recent visit here, the description of party might also be appropriate. Montefalco is a place we take all our visitors, a wonderful town [...] And away goes the crane After more than two years of being able to identify the skyline of our town by the addition of a huge crane (gru in Italian, for both the bird and the lifty thing) we finally have the view from our terrace without the crane! Can’t say we will really [...] Canadian art student in the town One of the nice things about our hilltop town, is that it is also the home to an International School of Art. From late May to September each year, university students, either studying or interested in Art, arrive for courses and instruction ranging in length from a week [...] SlideShowPro({ attributes: { id: “album-230318″, width: 450, height: 400 }, mobile: { auto: false, poster: “headline” }, params: { bgcolor: “#000000″, allowfullscreen: true }, flashvars: { xmlFilePath: “http://rjslade.slideshowpro.com/images.php?album=230318″, videoAutoStart: “Off”, transitionStyle: “Wipe and Fade to Background”, feedbackPreloaderAppearance: “Spinner” } }); 22nd Camminata della Speranza this year was a walk [...] We have a few favourite ceramic shops when we take visitors to Deruta – Nulli and Nicolini stores on the ‘Maioliche Mile‘ and up in the old town, Monica and Sergio’s Il Fornace di San Lorenzo. While my sister was here on a recent visit, we discovered a new one, DerutaPlacens. There are two [...] |
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