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| sent on August 26, 2024 (12:48) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)
Hi Benny, excellent testimony so as not to forget. Last year I was also at the Acquila and it is true what you say but if I remember what it was like immediately after the earthquake, if I think of the disaster caused by the quake, I see it as a small big step. Unfortunately, for tragedies of this magnitude, it takes a few seconds for destruction but then it takes years to rebuild. Congratulations, Simone Ciao Benny ottima testimonianza per non dimenticare. L'anno scorso ci sono stato anche io all'Acquila e è si vero quello che dici ma se ricordo com'era subito dopo il sisma, se penso al disastro dato dalla scossa, lo vedo come un piccolo grande passo. Purtroppo per tragedie di questa portata bastano veramente pochi secondi per la distruzione ma poi per ricostruire ci vogliono anni. Complimenti, Simone |
| sent on August 26, 2024 (13:30) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)
Giovanni and Simone, thank you for visiting and commenting; Simone, the city still needs our help both with the works and with the closeness and affection and memory Giovanni e Simone, grazie per la visita e commento; Simone, la città ha bisogno ancora del nostro aiuto sia con le opere che con la vicinanza e affetto e ricordo |
| sent on August 26, 2024 (20:58) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)
Hi Benny, certainly true, what you say, mine was only my testimony of those who saw and visited the city a few months after the earthquake and after years. Also last year I remember that the student house had not yet been rebuilt and other buildings, both public and private, were still in that situation. I remember Onna, the most affected hamlet that has not yet been rebuilt. Ciao Benny certamente vero quello che dici la mia era solo la mia testimonianza di chi ha visto e visitato la città a pochi mesi dal sisma e dopo anni. Sempre lo scorso anno ricordo che la casa dello studente non era ancora stata ricostruita e altri edifici sia pubblici che privati erano ancora in quella situazione. Ricordo Onna, la frazione più colpita che non è ancora ricostruita. |
| sent on September 04, 2024 (16:36) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)
The extraordinary "Madonna del Popolo Aquilano", proclaimed protector of the city in November 1727, solemnly crowned by the archbishop in 1950: the painting was found after the earthquake in the rubble of the church of San Marco: L'Aquila, a city that makes the heart clench when walking through it: sacrosanct not to forget the many damages to the artistic-cultural heritage and the many-too many deaths of 2009. La straordinaria "Madonna del Popolo Aquilano", proclamata protettrice della città nel novembre 1727, solennemente incoronata dall'arcivescovo nel 1950: il quadro fu ritrovato dopo il terremoto tra le macerie della chiesa di San Marco: l'Aquila, una città che a camminarci dentro fa stringere il cuore: sacrosanto non dimenticare i tanti danni al patrimonio artistico-culturale e i tanti-troppi morti del 2009. |
| sent on September 04, 2024 (17:32) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)
Thank you Giancarlo for your nice comment that I share.... Grazie Giancarlo per il tuo bel commento che condivido.... |
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