We met our hosts Martino and Michele, father and son, for an “aperitivo” in the piazza of Orgosolo wanting to get a glimpse into the village life with the help of these two local new friends. Orgosolo is a little town in the Sardinian mountains and it’s famous for the “Murales” that can be seen […]
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On the way to my morning Cappuccino in the Sardinian town of Dolianova I couldn’t help but notice a couple of old men sitting on a bench – doing absolutely nothing. Just looking content, observing life as it unfolds in the morning of the village. I went over and asked if I could take some
One of the highlights on our tour into one of Europe’s most remote and least populated areas is the town of Orgosolo in the Sardinian Barbagia region. Driving up into the village on a narrow windy road the few tourists that come up here get an unexpected view of local street art. For many years
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On our tour to the bluezone of Sardinia you will get to taste and love a very unique type of bread: Pane Carasau. It is an essential part of Sardinian meals, served right away with the “antipasti”, the appetizers. It helps to deal with the first bits of hunger and provides a foundation for the
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That grandparents are a precious help for parents is universally recognized: the possibility for a stressed mother or father to rely on a proven and emotionally involved “baby sitter” is of immeasurable value. But science has wanted to observe the same situation from a different point of view, namely those of grandchildren and of the