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Adrien Wettach, a name unknown to most, brings to memory one of the gratest clowns of all times.
"...my birth name doesn't count anymore. I am Grock. The other name belongs to the dark years...".
A statement which tells a lot about the person and the character Grock, which alternate and
intertwine throught a lifetime.
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A strong bond exists between the city of Sanremo and the musician Pippo Barzizza who chose the “City of the Flowers”
as his home after enjoying national and international success. In fact the artist lived in the city for more than 40 years.
He was born in Genoa in May 1902 and he displayed his musical talent from an early age as he began playing the violin
when he was not much more than a toddler.
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The drive may be a little bit long - especially if you often stop to look at the landscape - but is a
worth-while experience. Your prefixed destination is 38 km. away from Sanremo, where Valle Argentina and
Valle Arroscia meet, just off Molini di Triora and the church of Saint Brigit, at 776 m. above sea level: Triora. |
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If you feel oppressed by city life, if work seems endless, if the usual weekend away, whether at the seaside or in the mountains,
no longer appeals, perhaps it is time to take a real break for reflection. |
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“Beautiful girl on a bike, where are you going to?” This is the refrain of a famous Italian song
dating back to the post war period. In the third millennium the bicycle is reassessed as an ecological
and practical means of transport and as a good way of life. Cycling tourism is becoming an increasingly
important social phenomenon that attracts men and women of all ages. |
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If you want to really enjoy Ligurian cuisine, here is a short glossary based on typical recipes and ingredients.
Basil. It is a sweet herb with an unmistakable perfume. It is a special ingredient of Ligurian cuisine. Pesto.
It is the most famous and typical Ligurian sauce and basil is its main ingredient.
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