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Un’estate tutta diversa

Un’estate tutta diversa. le foto. Frascati. passaporti e un visto. il consolato a Boston. la dogana. i telefoni pubblici. i telefoni pubblici. i gettoni. una carta telefonica. FIAT. L’autostrada. il bidet. Tortellini alla panna con prosciutto. Vitello tonnato. l’autobus.

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Un’estate tutta diversa

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  1. Un’estatetuttadiversa le foto

  2. Frascati

  3. passaporti e un visto

  4. ilconsolato a Boston

  5. la dogana

  6. itelefonipubblici

  7. itelefonipubblici

  8. igettoni

  9. unacartatelefonica

  10. FIAT

  11. L’autostrada

  12. il bidet

  13. Tortellini allapanna con prosciutto Vitellotonnato

  14. l’autobus

  15. Porte di Roma:PortaPia e Porta Maggiore

  16. PortaPortese

  17. Il Metro

  18. Unastazione del Metro

  19. Piazza Navona

  20. Piazza Navona

  21. ilColosseo

  22. L’Arcodi Tito

  23. ilForo Romano

  24. Piazza Venezia

  25. This column was erected in 113 A.D. and illustrates the course of war with the Dacians on the territory of modern Romania. The column is made of a series of 18 marble drums ending with the Doric capital. Inside of it are 185 steps leading to the top. Colonna Traiana

  26. The Capitoline Hill, between the Forum and the Campus Martius, is one of the seven hills of Rome. It was the citadel of the earliest Romans. Piazza del Campodoglio

  27. iltrenola ferrovia

  28. la Stazione Termini

  29. via Condotti

  30. via Condotti

  31. La Rinascente

  32. TrinitadeiMonti/Piazza diSpagna

  33. TrinitadeiMonti/Piazza diSpagna La Barcaccia

  34. Villa Borghese

  35. un tabellone

  36. Trastevere

  37. Il Lungotevere

  38. L’IsolaTiberina

  39. frittata

  40. Pompeii

  41. Pizza Margherita

  42. Soverato

  43. le bracioledipatate

  44. Il Lungomare

  45. Ferragosto • FeliceFerragosto!  Ferragosto is an Italian holiday traditionally celebrated on August 15 of each year.  As for the history of the holiday it may have originally been related to a mid-summer celebration representing the end of the hard labor season of harvesting in the fields.  During the Roman Empire this time of year represented a time to honor the gods, in particular Diana, and the cycle of fertility and ripening.  In fact, the present Italian name of the holiday is derived from its original Latin name “FeriaeAgusti” or Festivals of the Emperor Agustus. • Presently, Ferragosto is mainly a short holiday for brief vacations.  The holiday also coincides with the peak activity of the Perseid meteor shower, which gives Italians a particular viewing advantage for this astronomical event.  To most all Italians Ferragosto today means sun, beaches, family, vacation, fireworks, happiness and “gavettoni”.  Gavettoni meaning bag or basket full of water – also know as water balloons!  Be prepared, young people would line the streets in preparation for battle with each other and naturally to get soaked with water!

  46. Ferragosto

  47. La Maremma

  48. vigneti e cipressi

  49. Piazzale Michelangelo

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