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| sent on May 10, 2024 (10:25) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)
Rocca, Sandrino, Rocca.
Torre del Mangia, Leaning Tower of Pisa, ... Rocca di Radicofani.
I see it in the morning from the windows of my house.
Nice image, congratulations indeed, without the rhetoric that often accompanies it.
Daniel Rocca, Sandrino, Rocca.
Torre del Mangia, Torre di Pisa, ... Rocca di Radicofani.
La vedo al mattino dalle finestre di casa mia.
Bell'immagine, complimenti davvero, priva della retorica che spesso l'accompagna.
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| sent on May 10, 2024 (12:05) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)
Hi Daniele, you're right I had superficially labeled it as a "tower" seeing it only from a distance.
Congratulations on the view from home!
Ciao Daniele, hai ragione l'avevo etichettata superficialmente come "torre" vedendola solo da lontano.
Complimenti per la vista da casa!
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| sent on May 10, 2024 (15:52) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)
If you get the chance, go at sunset on a clear but windy day, in the off-season.
The Rocca is bare, but it can be visited and very fascinating.
If you get distracted for a moment, you could easily feel like Ghino di Tacco, ordering the guard of the scarce armigers of your brigade and conversing with the Abbot of Cluny, thinking of yourself more as a bandit than a brigand and...
It has nothing to do with it, but it's not far away and it's just as magical: I would also recommend you go to David Lazzaretti's hermitage of the jurisdavidici on Mount Labro. A story that intrigues, makes you think.
But maybe it's just me who lets myself be influenced
8-) ;-) Se ti capita l'occasione, vacci al tramonto di un giorno sereno ma ventoso, in bassa stagione.
La Rocca è spoglia, ma visitabile e molto fascinosa.
Se ti distrai un attimo, potresti facilmente sentirti Ghino di Tacco, ordinare la guardia agli scarsi armigeri della tua brigata e dialogare con l'Abate di Cluny, pensarti più bandito che brigante e ...
Non c'entra niente, ma non è lontano ed è altrettanto magico: ti consiglierei anche di andare all'eremo del giurisdavidici di David Lazzaretti sul monte Labro. Una storia che intriga, che fa pensare.
Ma forse sono solo io che mi lascio suggestionare
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| sent on May 10, 2024 (20:36) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)
Hi Daniele, I'm not very close but I think I'll come back to your area as soon as possible. I will definitely pay a visit to the Rock. Thank you also for the advice for the hermitage, I admit I have never heard of it and you intrigued me, I did some research and I put it on the list among the places to visit here in Tuscany. Thank you! Ciao Daniele, non sto vicinissimo ma penso di tornare quanto prima dalle tue parti. Sicuramente farò una visita alla Rocca. Grazie anche per il consiglio per l'eremo, ammetto di non averlo mai sentito nominare e mi hai incuriosito, ho fatto qualche ricerca e l'ho messo in lista tra i luoghi da visitare qui in Toscana. Grazie! |
| sent on May 11, 2024 (7:15) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)
Sandrino, good morning. I would tell you that I host you, but in truth I was born in Siena, 50 years old in Milan, where I have a family, and now I spend most of my time in the countryside, on the Parma Apennines. In Abbadia San Salvatore, from where I see Radicofani, there is my mother's house, I go there every now and then, but occasionally.
Don't go to Pienza, except at night, or on a weekday in winter :-)
Sandrino buongiorno. Ti direi che ti ospito, ma in verità sono nato a Siena, 50 anni a Milano, dove ho famiglia, e adesso passo la maggior parte del tempo in campagna, sull'appenino parmense. Ad Abbadia san Salvatore, da dove vedo Radicofani, c'è la casa di mia madre, ogni tanto ci vado, ma saltuariamente.
Non andare a Pienza, se non di notte, o in un feriale d'inverno 
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| sent on May 23, 2024 (6:48) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)
I'm really pleased.
The photo captures the spirit of the place well: it seems to have been taken at the time of the events or shortly after!
I believe that the most authentic and lesser-known places are the most inspiring.
Good light Sandrino and, especially if you are a Cancer, may the landscape and roads be a loving mother to you. Mi fa piacere davvero.
La foto coglie bene lo spirito del luogo: sembra scattata all'epoca dei fatti o poco dopo!
Credo che i luoghi più autentici e meno noti siano quelli più stimolanti.
Buona luce Sandrino e, soprattutto se sei del cancro, che il paesaggio e le strade ti siano da madre amorevole. |
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