Berlin, March 18, 2018 – Rain For weeks we have been looking forward to escaping the daily stress of the German capital, taking a flight to warmer places and here thanks to this Contest my trip to Sicily comes back to me. In a short time our plane will arrive Read more…
There are magical days when the Countess of Etna can be seen from Catania. Altocumulus lenticulaus is the scientific name of the almost mystical phenomenon that occurs on Etna when the winds that blow from the west meet the volcano. A cloud of which we are particularly fond so much Read more…
It was a day in May 1875 when Alberto Maniscalco, called Bertu Ammareddu, decided to take his small fisherman boat to the fishing shoal south-west of Sciacca where he used to fish with the longline for excellent fish. The day seemed like any other, but soon it turned into one Read more…
Our Sciacca coral is unique in the world because it was fossilised by the presence of Ferdinandea Island, also called the island that is not there. An island that emerged off the coast of Sciacca and quickly sank again. The island consisted of an active volcano, whose fumes have transformed Read more…
The tree, cut in half by a wall, hides part of the landscape that I am admiring. I am in a place where there are few trees. This tree, which does not allow me a complete view of what I have in front of me, is one of those few Read more…
Sicily is my land. First Greek Sicilian colony and second Italian colony, the richest in material and intangible sites: it is a true heritage of humanity and not only because UNESCO has recognized it. On one of the most beautiful days I can describe it as a painting. Close your Read more…
Bomarzo, known for the famous Parco dei Mostri (Park of Monsters) is now at the centre of another mystery: that of the Etruscan Pyramid or the Pyramid of Bomarzo. An object made from a single large-sized rock that has been excavated and transformed by man. This area of Tuscia was Read more…
