Diane
Great images and content on this site!
Tales from the tiny medieval village of Carmine Superiore, perched high on a hill overlooking Italy's stunning Lago Maggiore. The author, an English expat, is a sometime professional writer and a full-time amateur mother-of-two.
Recent PostsEight degrees at 8:30am. Cloudy with occasional sunshine. Thinking about the rain-sodden Cumbrians...the best we can do here is a particularly heavy dew....
Ten degrees at 8:30am in Cannobio. Cloudy. Dry."Will the woman in the red dress please SIT DOWN!"San Gottardo gives a sermon,Chiesa di San Gottardo, Carmine Superiore....
Can anyone among the mothers and teachers out there suggest a well-known English Christmas carol or song that I might possibly be able to teach a bunch of 5-year-olds??? I'm thinking Away in a manger...Am I insane?...
Sentiero waymarkers overgrown with moss Via delle Genti between Carmine Superiore and Cannero...
Ten degrees at 8:30am. Wet and slippery underfoot, thick strands of fog above our heads, which are down, watching our feet. A fire salamander day.Recently, I had cause to spend an unhappy sixty minutes contemplating my own mortality. I had been summo...
Weather cold, damp and gloomy. And now for something completely different and wholly unrelated...Madonna and ChildPiazza S. Ambrogio, Cannobio...
This blog is currently rated a 4.87 out of a possible 5 based on 15 comments.
DianeGreat images and content on this site!
adrianLovely writing, a true snapshot of rural Italy...well done!
Sonia MarshLouise always has an interesting observation.
Virgilla LammonsI love Italy, and this blog is very interesting......
mastersofseoVery unique type of blog, your story is fascinating.
KellyI really enjoyed the personal stories on your blog, concerning life in Carmine. The way you write each post engages the reader and really draws them in. Keep up the great work.
Lolavery interesting blog, should be made into a film, just a quick glance in enough to reveal its depth, now off for a longer read.
ArcticulatesWow! What an awesome blog!
I am so glad I stopped by there today!
One of the things on my to do list is to visit Italy! And I am going to be a follower of this blog, because it will prepare me for a future visit there. I have found it is always better to get first hand information from someone that lives in a area I want to visit. :)
I enjoyed your adventurous story of the missing passport!
I enjoyed my visit. Great Blog! Fantastic writer!
~K
buddhaFantastic blog for anybody that loves Italy!
I'm looking forward to come and visit you Louise!
Gloria de Gaston BooneHow do you make a living? Living in a place like that is very appealing...but how would I eat? And have shelter?
Jacqueline SmithRural Italy pictured in words and photos. Lots about life anywhere. Lovely.
DésiréeThis is such interesting blog. I love going here and read. It is relaxing and comforting read, without being cute. I'm not sure how describe it right.
Benny GreenbergThis is really a good read. Life from a perspective that most of us do not have...
Ben
Eric PaulTouching, beautifully written and full of a perspective I feel that I understand but don't relate to.
Truly a fantastic reading experience!
Thank you!
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beautiful blog!I love Italy.Keep up the great work.
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