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1. Brașov in the grip of frost
(Outings)
... over the Saxon city centre from the top of the hill, about 350 m higher than the orderly grid of streets around the town hall and the Black Church. The old Italian-built cable car took me and a handful ...
Created on 30 December 2015
2. Amberd fort
(Armenia)
... Lada stopped. In front were two young fellow, behind their old father and his brother. I made an attempt at small talk and when they discovered I was Italian, the uncle said one of his relatives lived ...
Created on 23 August 2015
3. Crete
(Gite)
... customer paid a round to us all. The welcoming atmosphere, the man said, was a common trait in the hospitality culture and the traditional set of values of the Mediterranean – which as a northern Italian ...
Created on 11 April 2015
4. Back to Saint Petersburg
(Russia)
... considered it as the product of sublime refinery. I stood watching it for a long time. Baroque was the style that great Italian architects used to conquer the hearts of the Russian czars.  ...
Created on 24 August 2014
5. Nearly arrested in Saratov
(Russia)
... furrowed the waters and lost itself in this immensity. The embankment was practically desert apart from a beautiful young mother strolling her child. A squat building painted the colours of the Italian ...
Created on 11 August 2014
6. Vladimir and Suzdal
(Russia)
... and I realised the talk was about Italian prisoners of war who were interned in this very place from March 1943 to June 1946. The column of imprisoned soldiers, driven by Soviet guards, arrived at Suzdal ...
Created on 06 August 2014
7. New bonds with Russia
(Russia)
I didn't have much time left in the afternoon I arrived in Moscow, but I couldn't possibly miss the date with my Italian friend. It was "make or break" on that day because she was there only until her ...
Created on 02 August 2014
8. A weekend in North Germany
(Outings)
... traveller and an Italian weekender, for much longer than I expected when I left my boiling tea to cool. But regardless of the tea, the guy had broken the ice for a successful conversation in German that ...
Created on 22 June 2014
9. Big changes ahead?
(Diary)
... in fact a taxation – from all companies, but would have to earn their day in order to stay on the market. If they can. Life has been running smoothly for the Italian Chambers since 1993 when they were ...
Created on 24 May 2014
10. World architects churning out ideas
(Diary)
... translated into fluent Italian for the benefit of the audience. Each of the architects complacently reviewed brilliant accomplishments, but I exchanged an unconvinced look with my friend. From our down-to-earth ...
Created on 07 March 2014
11. Awasa and the war veteran
(South Ethiopia)
... leaves from the old man's stretched hand and greedily stuck them into its mouth. I broke the ice with a friendly remark, and the younger man asked about my nationality. When he learned I was Italian, a ...
Created on 18 February 2014
12. Disappointing archaeology
(South Ethiopia)
... letting town life flow at an undisturbed pace. Just outside, a bridge over the Awash river spans the gorge. Built by the Italians, who in the late 1930's had the vast country criss-crossed by a network ...
Created on 09 February 2014
13. Melka Awash
(South Ethiopia)
We had barely driven a dozen kilometres and the countryside had returned to the archetypal rural landscape, Addis Ababa long forgotten after its last concrete buildings. My eyes were mesmerised by the ...
Created on 08 February 2014
14. The vegan guest
(Diary)
... very knowledgeable and came across as an inquisitive mind with a special interest in all things Italian. I was really impressed. We talked passionately while time wore on and eventually my appetite started ...
Created on 28 October 2013
15. Italian in English
(Diary)
The other day I took part in a meeting in which local representatives met a foreign consultant charged to carry out an international project. As I expected, his speech had to be translated into Italian ...
Created on 21 September 2013
16. From the Dong to the Miao, back to the Han
(Guizhou)
... flinch from the duty. I sang an Italian pop song from the 60’s that a Chinese friend had once liked and I thought it might meet their taste. It was a success. But the best part was of course the Dong girls ...
Created on 23 August 2013
17. Reading books
(Diary)
... list of my readings got longer and longer, and as the years went by foreign titles outnumbered, and then practically replaced, those that had once been only Italian. Now by principle I read books in my ...
Created on 02 July 2013
18. Teaching English
(Diary)
... spotted me and came up to talk. Something in his words sounded familiar, but the accent and the approximation of the language couldn’t convince me that he was really addressing me in Italian.  After ...
Created on 21 June 2013
19. Budapest
(Outings)
... buildings lining the avenues. Some of them were reminiscent of the Italian architectural tradition, but I found these less impressive than others which broke with the classical lines and were more representative ...
Created on 25 April 2013
20. Natale con i tuoi...
(Outings)
An Italian proverb exhorts people to spend Christmas with their family but Easter with whoever they want. Backed by the sanction of popular wisdom, this is what I did this year. I had international friends ...
Created on 01 April 2013
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