An old house in Volterra, Italy.
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Colonello astrale NOF4
I bought Vittorio Cotronei’s book because I thought it would contain more information about the fantastic artist Nannetti Oreste Fernando NOF4. At first, I was disappointed that the book turned out to be a giallo [crime story] about three kidnapped kids, but then I read on because it is well-written and as much a beautiful…
Flag Throwers of Volterra
The sbandieratori di Volterra are a group of young people who play with flags together with good musicians and compete in flag-throwing competitions in Italy. They train in the former laundry and the beautiful garden of the Conservatorio di San Pietro. That they performed for the prisoners inside the high-security medieval fortress touched my heart.
Driving in Tuscany
Believe me, Italian cars are made for Italian roads. I have driven full-size cars in Italy. Most old towns in Italy were built in the 13th and 14th century. There were no Cadillac Escalades or Hennessey Trucks. The towns were planned for donkey traffic. I’ve got seriously stuck with a Cadillac Eldorado ’73 in Castelsardo…
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