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Alluai! Fishing With Euphorbia Juice

Catégories Nature & Landscape History & Culture     Tags: nature & landscape history & culture    0 Commentaires Alluai! Fishing With Euphorbia Juice

In Sardinia grows a variety of euphorbia very common in the countryside. It is a shrub with roundish foliage, which produces yellow flowers from January to April and goes into hibernation in the warm...

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A World's Heritage: Dry-Stone Walls

Catégories Nature & Landscape History & Culture     Tags: nature & landscape history & culture    0 Commentaires A World's Heritage: Dry-Stone Walls

Half a century ago, Ferdinando Manno wrote in his " Centuries among the olive trees ": " For generations and generations, the farmers gathered this immense quantity of stones ordering them one by...

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Iron Craftmanship Of Sardinia

Catégories Traditions & Folklore Arts & Artisans     Tags: traditions & folklore arts & artisans    0 Commentaires Iron Craftmanship Of Sardinia

Iron craftsmanship in Sardinia, thanks to the island’s rich mineral resources, is art going back thousands of years, as confirmed by the bronze statuettes ( brunzìttu nuragicu  ...

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Sa Genti Arrubia: Pink Flamingos Of Sardinia

Catégories Sealife & Watersports Nature & Landscape     Tags: sealife & watersports nature & landscape    0 Commentaires Sa Genti Arrubia: Pink Flamingos Of Sardinia

In Sardinia, colours are lording it over in all its nuances and those who love Sardinia as I do, know it very well. Let's start with the shades of the Sardinian sea, which are the most magical vision...

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The Sardinian Art Of Jewellery

Catégories Traditions & Folklore Arts & Artisans     Tags: traditions & folklore arts & artisans    0 Commentaires The Sardinian Art Of Jewellery

Sardinian jewels are of a very particular beauty indeed. Gold or silver, worked in filigree, bejewelled with stones and coral: jewels are an important part of traditional clothing, they have a histor...

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A Journey Into The Local Past: Sa Domo De Marras

Catégories Traditions & Folklore History & Culture Experiences & Activities     Tags: traditions & folklore history & culture experiences & activities    0 Commentaires A Journey Into The Local Past: Sa Domo De Marras

An excursion from which I brought back with me a captivating experience was at the ethnographic museum "Sa Domo 'e Sos Marras " , an ancient eighteenth century manor house, located in the histor...

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A Sardinian Nobel Prized Author: Grazia Deledda

Catégories Personalities History & Culture     Tags: personalities history & culture    0 Commentaires A Sardinian Nobel Prized Author: Grazia Deledda

"I'm very small, you know, I'm short even compared to Sardinian women who are very small, but I'm bold and brave like a giant and I'm not afraid of intellectual battles." Thus, Grazia Deledda w...

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Singers Of Sardinia

Catégories Traditions & Folklore Personalities History & Culture Entertainment - Nightlife - Music     Tags: traditions & folklore personalities history & culture entertainment - nightlife - concerts    0 Commentaires Singers Of Sardinia

During the superb holidays spent at the Gabbiano Azzurro Hotel & Suites, Sardinian songs are an experience to take home as it’s comparable to the sun: it lingers on the skin and then remain...

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Sa Paradura: Safety In Numbers

Catégories Traditions & Folklore History & Culture     Tags: traditions & folklore history & culture    0 Commentaires Sa Paradura: Safety In Numbers

" The  Sa Paradura  is a gesture that is existing since the dawn of time. When a shepherd unluckily loses his flock for many reasons, may it be because it has been stolen, or because i...

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The Shardana: Warriors Of Sardinia

Catégories Personalities History & Culture Arts & Artisans     Tags: personalities history & culture arts & artisans    0 Commentaires The Shardana: Warriors Of Sardinia

A Nuragic civilization was born and developed in Sardinia, confined in a period dating from the Bronze Age (1800 BC) to the 2nd century BC, already being Roman Age. The  Shardana , populati...

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