Journal Archive
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Continue reading →: WALKING IMAGING MAPPING
The journey begins first in the head and then with the feet. He begins to fantasize about contour lines, imagining the route between valleys and ridges, between sheep tracks and shepherds’ tracks. The sound that the words in italics make on the map contributes to giving it a magical aura:…
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Continue reading →: FERRARI 250 GT COMPETITION DROGO
TARGA FLORIO FERRARI 250 GT COMPETITION DROGO YEAR 1962 ENGINE: 12 cylinder V Ferrari MAXIMUM POWER/RPM: cv. 300/7,200 RPM FUEL: 6 double-barrel Weber carburetors GEARBOX: Ferrari 4-speed – turret with competition selectors BRAKES: Ferrari disc on 4 wheels RIMS: Borrani spokes in aluminum central wing nut EXHAUST PIPES: Competition 4…
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Continue reading →: Fundamentals and Essentials for Mastering Ourselves
What makes you nervous? Getting a Grip on Nervousness: A Comprehensive Guide with Tips and Techniques Everyone experiences nervousness at some point in their lives, a natural emotional response to perceived threats or challenges that kick-starts the fight-or-flight mechanism in our bodies. This article delves deep into the roots of…
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Continue reading →: ‘Blackberry Margarita Smash’
A Blackberry Margarita Smash is a refreshing and fruity twist on the classic margarita, featuring the addition of ripe blackberries. Here’s a simple recipe to make one: Ingredients: 1/2 cup fresh blackberries (plus more for garnish) 2 ounces tequila 1 ounce lime juice (freshly squeezed) 1/2 ounce orange liqueur (such…
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Continue reading →: inter-row frost fires
In these hours, we cross our fingers for farmers to be able to save production with the inter-row fire method.The purpose of inter-row frost fires is not to heat with flame but is to have the smoke produced by the bonfires heat the surrounding air and simultaneously hold back like…
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Continue reading →: Manasija
Manasija (Serbian: Манасија) is one of the most important monasteries of Serbian medieval culture and belongs to the so-called “Morava School” (Moravska skola). It was founded by the Serbian despot Stefan Lazarevic between 1407 and 1418. Soon after its foundation, Manasija became one of the cultural centers of the region.…
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Continue reading →: Climb a mountain then indulge in wine!
In Sicily every sip is like a journey through the sun-soaked landscapes of Italy’s largest island. Underneath the shadow of Mount Etna, Sicily boasts a unique land to grow grapes thanks to its volcanic soils, infusing its wines with distinctive character. With over 200 wineries dotting the island, Sicily has…
