Forgot to mention, they changed the names of the roads too when they filmed it. A few days ago we even had a wild deer wandering around the little field round the corner from me. I hope it was just lost and not that they are thinking of moving home because it's where I take the hound for a walk and he does get rather excited at the sight of deer since he saw that one.
I am half Italian and those festival photos reminded me of such religious celebrations in Italy! It's a strange sight to see the Madonna, heavily laden in gold jewellery, held up by supporters as they parade down the main street.....with police either side....er, just for good measure, you understand!
The food often boasts a hog roast, lupini (which I love) - large, yellow, salted beans and fresh coconut slices amongst other delights.
Oh and Italian fireworks! Wow! Amazing!!
I am half Italian and those festival photos reminded me of such religious celebrations in Italy! It's a strange sight to see the Madonna, heavily laden in gold jewellery, held up by supporters as they parade down the main street.....with police either side....er, just for good measure, you understand!
The food often boasts a hog roast, lupini (which I love) - large, yellow, salted beans and fresh coconut slices amongst other delights.
Oh and Italian fireworks! Wow! Amazing!!
From my mother's side. She was born in San Frosinone, near Monte Casino....a beautiful, small village inbetween the mountains. She bought a flat there (after moving to UK - my dad was British).Half Italian from?
Nope, not for tourists. Just an excuse for a party in America. We have festivals or celebrations for everything.
Where exactly is San Frosinone? I worked in the city of Frosinone for three years. Lived in a small village on the outskirts called Ticchiena
It's villa Santa Lucia near Cassino
My son cutting up some grilled flank steak at my place last summer...Apparently, he was being watched by Doug the Pug...
You look like a cool dude!Me and my friends waiting for a ride after an afternoon of drinking somewhere in the Nevada Desert...
My name is Roch(pronounced Rock) It's a French Canadian name...I just wanted to link my name with a food item so I came up with Rocklobster..a B52's tune, also..You look like a cool dude!
Thinking of your user name....what is your relationship to lobster? Love them I guess? Ah, of course - Canada is famous for them! Guess they must be cheaper there then over here in UK? (We get frozen lobster tails from Maine!)
Sounds similar to UK fishing, i.e. here in UK we ship a lot of what is caught to Europe...great shame - indicating most people having limited palates.
