The smiling owner of a farm in Mantova, Italy gives a tour of his farm to visitors, including a young girl named Tina who has never seen a cow up close before. They observe various animals on the farm, including calves that suckle at their mothers' breasts, and pigs that are used for sausages and salamis. While the experience was unique for the visitors, the owner's work on the farm is difficult despite economic satisfactions.
Scario is a picturesque fishing village located at the foot of Mount Bulgheria along the coast of southern Italy. It was founded by Greeks in the 2nd century BC and served as a small Roman colony. The village is known for its fishing industry and for producing garum fish sauce that was popular with Romans. Scario has impressive coastal attractions including beautiful seascapes and towers dating back to the 17th century when the town flourished due to boat building. Today, Scario remains famous for its fresh seafood cuisine and coastal beauty.
The document provides a review of a hotel located in an olive grove near the Gulf. It describes the hotel's beautiful surroundings and facilities that fulfilled all their needs. The hotel has wonderful trees everywhere and a fantastic view from the comfortable rooms. The staff is very professional and available, and there are many amenities like a poolside bar, dance classes, tennis, and late night entertainment. The reviewer expresses satisfaction with their short stay and plans to return after losing more weight to enjoy activities like boat tours or visiting nearby Maratea.
Based on archeological findings, the first settlements in the Maratea region date back to the Paleolithic era. Over time, the region grew as a small trading center under Roman rule. After the fall of the Western Roman Empire, the local inhabitants moved to Mount San Biagio for safety. The remains of Saint Blaise are still kept in Maratea's Basilica. The town expanded with the founding of the Borgo in the 11th-12th century for a growing population. Maratea entered a period of progress in the 18th century, though it struggled with poverty later on until investments and tourism improved its economy in the 1950s.
English version of dopo il sacro il profano pranzo al giardino di epicuroMy own sweet home
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The author and their companion Tina visit a place called "The Garden of Epicurus" near Maratea, Italy. They are greeted by friendly animals on the property. The inn has a rustic, peaceful atmosphere. For lunch, they enjoy homemade pasta with mutton ragout and grilled beef filet that is very tender, as well as roasted mushrooms. For dessert they have a chocolate and almond cake made by the owner's wife, along with wild fennel liqueur and mirto liqueur also made on site. They purchase additional local products to take with them. That evening they will attend a gala event at the Olive Tower.
51. Solo per gioco incidiamo con delicatezza il nome del commensale che lo ha commissionato- ovviamente mio nipote Peppe da poco vegetariano ma non durer molto-
66. subito dopo non ci sono pi湛 dubbi da come tutti gustano il piatto. Ovviamente al posto dei carciofi si pu嘆 usare qualsiasi ripieno soddisfi maggiormente il nostro palato dai formaggi ai salumi o altre verdure e co questo assaggio anche io. Buona fame a tutti e a presto da Tina e Antonio