The Sounds of Spoleto...
Dalla Chiesa di San Gregorio Maggiore.
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- It's 2011 in Spoleto!
- Scrabble and Dinner with friends...
- Stinco is Yum-O
- Sightseeing in Spoleto...
- Final Stop- Gubbio and the World's Largest Christm...
- An afternoon of Chocolate...
- Todi...first stop of the day
- Our first house guests have arrived!
- Brenton & Christy's First Anniversary...
- Presepe Part 2
- St. Francis and the first Nativity...
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- Merry Christmas from Italy!
- Nativity Scenes by children... too cute!
- Sunny skies in Spoleto...
- Babbo Natale, a puppet show and friends...
- A famous artist, Australians and "The Little Drumm...
- Castles and enclaves...
- Spoleto in Snow...
- Let it Snow!
- A movie studio in Umbria...
- Roman waterfalls!
- Children's voices fill the air...
- Unique storytelling in the library...
- Dinner at 8 for 8!
- A drive through the countryside...
- Romanian Fables...
- Spoleto's Christmas lights are finally on!
- Assisi for a bonfire...
- Five Liter Wine Flagon???
- The Sunday of Dreams...family theater!
- Pissignano per il Mercatino dell'Antiquariato
- Spello- a new town explored...
- The Sounds of Spoleto...Dalla Chiesa di San Gregor...
- Out for Mexican Food...
- Our last day in the Olive Trees... ...
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2 comments:
I love it as long as you don't get awakened at midnight! I would guess historically billions of people have lived in villages with church bells chiming the time. You are living a part of history.
You have such an amazing view! I love the sounds of Spoleto...way better than the sounds of the Braun apt. during Sunday night football! I never hear my husband raise his voice unless football is on, then he is like a crazed football fanatic! Wish me luck, it's only the 3rd quater!
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