… Nature …Snow …Falls and at the end Finnish Sauna, Jacuzzi and Relax





… Nature …Snow …Falls and at the end Finnish Sauna, Jacuzzi and Relax
“Good to see you …… I’m Marche Region” 🥾🥾🥾
Hiking with friends in the sourrindings of #Sassoferrato, #Marche
Slow Wine rather rich for Le Marche in 2019: for the first time in fact Slow Wine assigns three special prizes to the winemakers present in the guide and two are from the Marche
Alessandro Fenino receives the award for sustainable viticulture. The organic and biodynamic farming of Cantina Pievalta in Maiolati Spontini (An) in the Marche region, practiced without exaggerated ideologies, has allowed to obtain wines with a strong personality respecting the varietal identity of the grapes.
Ampelio Bucci, instead, of the company Villa Bucci of Ostra Vetere (An) has made the history of high quality Verdicchio, creating wines that can challenge the passing of time.
The Wineries and Wines awarded
Continue reading AN EVERIDAY EMOTION … BETWEEN MARCHE AND UMBRIA N°8
… living between Marche and Umbria, Italy
… loving our land
Frasassi and Monte Cucco area: where emotions are inside and outside the earth…
#discoverymarche #visitumbria #Frasassi #Montecucco #Park
“I feel that Nature is not just a collection of trees and rocks and animals: it’s a spiritual presence into myself” ….walking among Abbeys, Monasteries and Hermitages between Le Marche and Umbria
“Non possiamo andare oltre … perché oltre non c’è più terra”
‘“We can’t go any further ’cause there ain’t no more land.”
Giovanni Battista Salvi da Sassoferrato (August 25, 1609 – August 8, 1685), also known as Giovanni Battista Salvi, was an Italian painter, known for his commitment to Raphael's style and for his Madonnas. He is often referred to only by the town of his birthplace (#Sassoferrato), as was customary in his time, and for example seen with da Vinci and Caravaggio.
He was born in our village Sassoferrato, in the Marche region of central Italy, half-way between Rome and Florence, east of Apennines. Frequently, he represented our landscape in his paintings: our mountains, our hills, our valley and our castle.
There are over three hundred works by Sassoferrato in public collections throughout the world, including almost all of his extant drawings in the British Royal Collection at Windsor Castle. In Paris' Louvre you can find a Museum room dedicated to Salvi's paintings.
Some Salvi's works are still in Sassoferrato Museum or Churchs. You could also find in Jesi or Perugia, 40min by car from our villa.
So, what are you waiting to come to visit ??? 😉