The Pacchianella in commemoration of banderese, page 2

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The Pacchianella in commemoration of banderese sent on June 16, 2016 (9:26) by Pinnabianca. 22 comments, 1184 views.

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La Festa dei Banderesi è una rievocazione storico-folcloristica che trae origine da un fatto d'arme, accaduto intorno al 1300 a Bucchianico, un piacevole paesino in prov. di Chieti quando la piccola cittadina era stata minacciata dalla vicina città di Teate, l'attuale Chieti. Nell'impellenza dell'attacco, la popolazione rurale fuggì dentro le mura trasportando le proprie vettovaglie, raccolte in una frettolosa cernita, in carri trainati da buoi, mentre le donne portavano sul capo canestri ricolmi d'ogni cosa. Tutti fatti a mano e rigorosamente in carta, i fiori che adornano i cesti portati sulla testa dalle donne di Bucchianico (le pacchianelle appunto) sono opere d'arte fabbricate dalle stesse prima della festa

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Maluc

sent on January 12, 2017 (16:43) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)

The word photography comes from two Greek words: light (??? | Phôs) and spelling (????? | graphe).
Photography therefore means write / light design.
Bravissimo Fernando, what else to add ... ;-)
a salutone
max

Pinnabianca

sent on January 13, 2017 (10:51) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)

Max, you say ..... welcome step and really flattering comment. I just hope to improve more in this fascinating world, difficult but absolutely rewarding.
With estimates
Fernando

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