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user19955 | sent on October 20, 2013 (23:41) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)
Fra Dolcino docet. We have to go sooner or later.
Enry Fra Dolcino docet. Ci devo andare prima o poi.
Enry |
| sent on October 21, 2013 (7:20) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)
A sort of front door of the Sesia Valley ... well represented in this particular framework ... but from where you took! 2004?! Wow! Una sorta di porta d'ingresso della Valsesia... ben rappresentata in questo particolare quadro... ma da dove hai scattato! 2004?! |
| sent on October 21, 2013 (23:35) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)
I answer Asso52.
When I was little my grandmother lived at the Cascina Giarola (behind the spinning Grignasco so to speak.) We were going to fish right in front of the Church of the curve Vintebbio and she brought us the "hot risotto" by bike (2km). Ahead us over to the church there was a huge mountain of ivy, which is not apparent in the least what was underneath, and all the times that I was, I asked him what that hid unusual form of vegetazione.Lei I always answered that it was a place "NTE who nassù all Bissi" because they did not know what was hiding quell'informe mass of weeds and ivy.
Only after forty years I have been able to give me an answer ... it was, I well remember July 14, 2000, when they opened the restoration took place, with a nice grilled (there was also the legendary Buonanno.) He attended even a full moon mereful.
All of this curious story to say that .... it was a place that you have given me a unique surprise is much larger than one if they imagine.
It can not be considered Valsesians without having visited it. (Better to go when there are no leaves)
Now answer the sympathetic Fulvio: it's a secret! (I would never, but we must take into the river with water to the knees.) Yes! 2004 My photos are too old.
Hello to you soon, as soon as I find the public of the evening with a full moon. Rispondo a Asso52.
Quando ero piccolo la mia nonna abitava alla Cascina Giarola (dietro alla Filatura di Grignasco per intenderci).Noi andavamo a pescare proprio di fronte alla chiesa della curva di Vintebbio e lei ci portava il "risotto caldo " in biciletta (2km).Davanti a noi sopra alla chiesa c'era un'enorme montagna di edera, da cui non traspariva minimamente cosa c'era sotto,e io tutte le volte che veniva, gli chiedevo cosa nascondeva quella forma insolita di vegetazione.Lei mi rispondeva sempre che era un posto "ntè chi nassù tutti i bìssi" perché non sapeva che cosa nascondesse quell'informe massa di sterpi e di edera.
Solo dopo quarant'anni ho potuto darmi una risposta...era, ricordo bene il 14 luglio 2000, quando hanno inaugurato l'avvenuto restauro, con una simpatica grigliata (c'era anche il mitico Buonanno).Partecipava anche una luna piena meravigliosa.
Tutta questa curiosa storia per affermare che....è stato un posto che che mi ha riservato una sorpresa unica è molto più grande di quanto uno se lo immagina.
Non si può ritenersi Valsesiani senza averlo visitato.(meglio andarci quando non ci sono le foglie)
Adesso rispondo al simpatico Fulvio : è un segreto ! (non mi permetterei mai ,però bisogna scattare dentro al fiume con l'acqua alle ginocchia).Si! 2004 le mie foto sono anche vecchie.
Ciao a presto,appena le trovo pubblico quelle della serata con la luna piena. |
| sent on October 22, 2013 (7:25) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)
Beautiful story ... made me smile with a handful of melancholy! ;-) Bellissimo racconto... mi ha fatto sorridere con una manciata di malinconia! |
user19955 | sent on October 22, 2013 (11:34) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)
Then maybe I got it.! I'll try
Enry Allora forse ho capito.! Ci proverò
Enry |
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