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Porto Ercole - Monte Argentario, Grosseto, TUSCANY, Italy 🇮🇹
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HOLIVIA BREAKUP PR ROLLOUT ARTICLE
Harry Styles and Olivia Wilde are hitting the brakes on their romance.
The "As It Was" singer, 28, and theDon't Worry Darling director, 38, are "taking a break" from their relationship after nearly two years together, multiple sources confirm exclusively to PEOPLE.
"He's still touring and is now going abroad. She is focusing on her kids and her work in L.A.," says one source. "It's a very amicable decision."
Indeed, Wilde — along with her children, daughter Daisy, 6, and son Otis, 8 (she co-parents with ex-fiancé Jason Sudeikis) — were spotted dancing and singing along at Styles'Nov. 15 concert in Los Angeles.
"They're still very close friends," says the source of the pair. Adds a friend: "Right now, they have different priorities that are keeping them apart."
Styles, who is heading abroad for his Love on Tour shows, and Wilde were first linked in January 2021 after they werephotographed holding handswhile attending a friend's wedding.
Last month, Wilde was also spotted by fans cheering on Styles from the crowd at his Harryween concert in Los Angeles on Oct. 31. In late September, the two were photographed kissing on the street in New York City.
Over the course of their relationship, Wilde and Styles have had to enduredrama surrounding the release of their film Don't Worry Darling, namely persistent claims that Wilde and the film's leading actress, Florence Pugh, were at odds.
"The public pressure on them has been difficult," says the friend. "They've had ups and downs throughout the relationship."
In September,40 members of the crew and production teamwere moved to release a statement hitting back at the endless rumors.
"As a crew, we've avoided addressing the absurd gossip surrounding the movie we're so proud of, but feel the need to correct the anonymous 'sources' quoted in a recent article," said the team, adding that Wilde was "an incredible leader and director."
The Booksmart director previously explained toVanity Fair why she keeps details of her romance with Styles private: "I think once you crack open the window, you can't then be mad when mosquitos come in."
Styles, meanwhile, told Rolling Stone in August that he also wanted to keep his personal life under wraps.
"I've never talked about my life away from work publicly and found that it's benefited me positively," he told the outlet. "There's always going to be a version of a narrative, and I think I just decided I wasn't going to spend the time trying to correct it or redirect it in some way."
Though the actress and the Grammy-winning singer never confirmed their relationship, Wilde was often spotted in the crowd at Styles' Love on Tour shows, and was photographed on multiple occasions sporting his merchandise on coffee runs, including a Love on Tour T-shirt.
The two were seen kissing on a yacht in Monte Argentario, Italy in July 2021, and in November, eagle-eyed fans noticed Wilde wearing what appeared to be the same gold cross necklaceStyles wore to the Grammys at a fashion show. They were also photographed in Italy together this past May.
In aninterview with Voguepublished in December 2021, Wilde did not address the former One Direction singer by name, but said she was "happier than I've ever been."
"It's obviously really tempting to correct a false narrative," she said. "But I think what you realize is that when you're really happy, it doesn't matter what strangers think about it. All that matters to you is what's real, and what you love, and who you love."
This is the full article in People Magazine, Nov 18 2022 (link).
#FUCK YOU OLIVIA WILDE#HOLIVIA BREAK UP#HOLIVIA#holivia november 2022#nov 18 2022#nov 2022#long post
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Heyyia Claude! 🥰
Ho bisogno de tu ayuda con una mia fic...Qual è per te la città più romantica della Toscana? E che tipo di attività possiamo fare allí?
Better ask first someone native then go look in articles or something...Seems more legit that way! :D
[Ignore the obvious Spanish I left there... 🤭]
Ciao! 🥰
Coucou, Red! Merci de ton patience 🩷 et pour ton ask!
I'm going to answer in English, maybe it can be useful for other people as well! I'm always happy to talk about my region, i love it so much, so thank you again for asking my recs!
I think it depends a lot on the vibes that you are looking for. I will give you an overview of different options, i hope that they can be inspiring. If there's something you like, i can go more into detail! Let me know if i can be of help with anything!
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If you and your characters love art, Florence is an amazing city.
(Duomo di Firenze, Cattedrale di Santa Maria del Fiore, credits pic)
Its art, history and architecture are extraordinary. The Uffizi Gallery (Galleria degli Uffizi) is an absolute must if you love Renaissance. A great way to admire Botticelli, Raffaello, Michelangelo, Leonardo da Vinci and Tiziano's art, in one museum.
Moreover, you can walk around Cathedral Square (Piazza del Duomo), where you can see the Cathedral built by Brunelleschi, Giotto's Campanile and the Baptistery, and Piazza della Signoria, where you can find Palazzo Vecchio, David by Michelangelo and Loggia dei Lanzi, and admire their masterpieces for free. 🏛️
You could also visit the Boboli Gardens, where you can enjoy the Italian garden style, created by the Medici family, that became a model for many European courts.
And a night at the theatre could be a great idea for a date! At Teatro Verdi, for example, there's plenty of different shows!
Obviously, these are just some ideas.
By the way, if i have to be honest, i love Florence, and i always gaze in awe at the beauty of its monuments ...but it's also a little chaotic for my taste. Sooo, maybe for a romantic getaway I would choose something else. (It depends on what you like!)
(Boboli Gardens, credits pic)
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For something more adventurous, what about Grotta del Vento? It's a beautiful system of caves in the Apuan Alps (Garfagnana), with stalactites and stalagmites. Its karst environment is unique and fascinating. 🦇
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A Tuscanian city that I love is Lucca.
I adore walking along the old city walls (you can go there by bike too!): a panoramic walkway overlooking the city that conceals secret passages, hideaways and ramparts. Their secular trees make the view magic in every season. In autumn, foliage is beautiful! 🍂
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If you and your characters love the sea and the story is set in summer, you could take into consideration a mini cruise in the Tuscan Archipelago. In one or two days, you can explore some of its islands, like Giglio, Elba, Giannutri. Swimming there is beautiful. If you don't like the idea of spending time on a boat, the coasts of Monte Argentario are wonderful too! 🌊
(Isola del Giglio, credits pic)
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There could be less activities than in bigger cities, but I think you could also go for a romantic getaway in one (or more) of our hill towns. Great view, amazing food, and an enchanting experience! And it feels more intimate than in the main cities. Monteriggioni, Cortona, Pienza, San Gimignano, Volterra... The atmosphere is so poetic...And you can spend some time in the surrounding countryside, idyllic!
(Eremo Le Celle, Cortona, credits pic)
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For a lovey-dovey day, you could write about a day at the thermal springs! There's plenty of thermal baths in Tuscany, and there are usually hotels and spas where you can have lunch, sleep, have a couples massage and enjoy the hot springs. Rapolano, Sassetta, Sorano, Montecatini,... In Tuscany you can find lots of thermal springs, so you could also have a day at the thermal baths and one in a nearby town.
(Terme di Sassetta, credits pic)
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Wherever your characters go, I think food play a big role if you want them to enjoy their Tuscan trip to the full.
Pasta is always delicious. There are lots of different types of pasta, for example pici and pappardelle (long pasta), tortelli (filled pasta, the filling depending on where you are: for example in Maremma they are filled with ricotta and spinach, in Mugello they are filled with potatoes), topini (small lumps of dough made with potatoes, flour and eggs). Pasta is our first course, in Italy it's not served as a side dish for meat or fish.
(Warning: I'm going to talk about meat dishes. If this makes you uncomfortable, skip until 🌱)
Pasta may be served with ragù (Bolognese sauce, a meat-based sauce), ragù and aglione (aglione is a delicate type of garlic), melted butter and sage, mushrooms, or tomato sauce. 🍝
(Pappardelle al ragù, credits pic)
Before pasta, as an appetizer, you may have cured meats (salame, prosciutto, finocchiona, lardo di Colonnata,...), cheese (various types of pecorino), coccoli (lumps of fried dough) and crostini (slices of bread served with ragù, mushrooms, fegatini which is a sauce made of chicken liver, or other sauces...).
(Traditional Antipasto Toscano - Tuscan appetizers, credits pic)
I don't live by the sea, so i know meat dishes better 😅 As second course, a Bistecca alla Fiorentina or a Tagliata di Manzo (beefsteaks - rare is the perfect way to have them but i get it that it's not to everyone's taste) may be perfect. 🥩
(I also enjoy pizza so much, and you can eat it everywhere in Tuscany, but the foods i've written about are more traditional)
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If your characters enjoy drinking, Tuscany is famous for its wines (like Chianti Classico, Morellino di Scansano, Vernaccia di San Gimignano, Brunello di Montalcino, Bolgheri Sassicaia). Desserts go well with vinsanto (a dessert wine). 🍷
For dessert, you might go for cantuccini (almond biscuits) with vinsanto (we dip them in the wine). If the story is set during Christmas holidays, ricciarelli (almond and sugar biscuits) and panforte (a dessert with almonds and candied fruits) are some of our traditional desserts.
(Cantuccini and vinsanto, credits pic)
You may have coffee after the dessert. And, after generous meals, ammazzacaffè (a small glass of liqueur) too. General recommendation for your characters (and for tourists visiting Italy): it's better not to ask for a cappuccino during lunch or dinner (please 🩷)!
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I hope this is useful, sorry it took me some time, and please, let me know if i can help you somehow! Je suis si heureuse que tu es en train d'écrire une fanfiction qui se déroule en Toscane 🩷🩷🩷 Je te fais de gros bisous, bonne soirée et joyeuses Pâques 🌷🐰🐣
~ Claude ~
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Reise in die Toskana
Diesmal verschlug es Claudi und mich in das nicht so weit entfernte Ausland nach Italien.
Das erste Ziel waren die bekannten Dörfer der „Cinque Terre“ an der italienischen Riviera. Auch wenn es dort hochtouristisch zugeht, war der eintägige Besuch lohnenswert. Die Dörfer sind mit dem Auto als Tourist nur schwer zu erreichen, aber dafür führt eine Bahnlinie – welche aufgrund der vielen Tunnel schon eher einer U-Bahnlinie ähnelt – im Minutentakt entlang an der Steilküste zwischen den Dörfern. Hier gibt es ein Tagesticket für die Bahn und den Eintritt zu den Dörfern!
Den Abend ließen wir in der in der nahe gelegenen Stadt La Spezia ausklingen. Den kommenden Tag fuhren wir in der Toskana entlang der Küste nach Piombino. Unterwegs genossen wir dabei den wilden Strand „Spiaggia di Vecchiano“. Am Abend fuhr unsere Fähre von Piombino nach Portoferraio auf die Insel Elba.
Auch wenn wir hier wieder etwas von unserem Wetterglück heimgesucht wurden, verbrachten wir zwei wunderschöne Tage auf der kleinen Insel. Mein Highlight war der Besuch des höchstes Berges der Insel – dem „Monte Capanne“. Mit einer alten historischen Seilbahn schwebten wir in knapp 20 Minuten den Berg hinauf. Das besondere sind die engen und in Deutschland so sicher nicht mehr zugelassenen käfigartigen Fahrkörbe der Anlage. Trotz einiger Wolken hatten wir von dort einen herrlichen Überblick über die Insel. Auf der einen Seite schauten wir bis zum italienischen Festland und auf der anderen Seite bis nach Korsika.
Nach dem Ausflug zum höchsten Berg fuhren wir weiter entlang des westlichen Endes der Insel mit diversen kleinen Stopps zurück in Hotelnähe nach Porto Azzurro. Am kommenden Tag war zunächst das Wetter etwas schlechter, aber gegen Mittag konnten wir dann doch noch unseren Hotelstrand nutzen und die Altstadt der Inselhauptstadt Portoferraio erkunden. Am Abend ging es auf der Fähre – begleitet von einem wunderschönen Regenbogen – zurück aufs Festland.
Nachdem wir am kommenden Tag zunächst etwas am Strand Lido Oasi in Principina a Mare entspannten, folgte ein weiteres unerwartetes Highlight der Reise. In „Alberese“ liehen wir uns Fahrräder aus, um in den fast autofreien „Parco Regionale della Maremma“ zu radeln. Eine wunderschöne Natur mit großen Pinienwäldern, einer Wanderung zu einem fantastischen Aussichtspunkt sowie einer verlassenen Kirche und der Besuch eines wilden Strandes machten diesen Fleck Natur zu einem einmaligen Erlebnis. Allein schon die Fahrt mit dem Radl war traumhaft. Am Ende der Tour lief z.B. für viele Minuten ein Fuchs direkt vor uns auf dem Radweg und ließ sich von uns nicht stören. Erst kurz vor Sonnenuntergang kamen wir dann wieder in Alberese an und konnten dort ganz unbürokratisch die Räder absperren und den Schlüssel in einen Briefkasten werfen.
Die nächste Übernachtung folgte auf der Halbinsel „Monte Argentario“ bei einem Kloster mit wunderschönem Blick aufs Meer und den Übergang zur Halbinsel. Nach etwas Strandzeit folgte schon das nächste Highlight.
Der Kunstpark „Il Giardino dei Tarocchi“ wurde von der französisch-amerikanischen Künstlerin Niki de Saint Phalle in ca. 20-jähriger Bauzeit erschaffen. Sehr empfehlenswert ist hierzu bei näherem Interesse zur Künstlerin und zum Park auch folgender Podcast.
Die dort geschaffenen 22 Tarots-Figuren in diversen Größen sind unter anderem von Gaudi’s Park Guell in Barcelona inspiriert, aber haben ihre eigene spannende Geschichte zu erzählen. In der größten Figur befindet sich eine Wohnung.
Den Abend ließen wir in den heißen Quellen der „Cascate del Mulino“ ausklingen. In diesen kostenfrei zugänglichen warmen Wasserkaskaden konnten wir schön entspannen. Leider ist mir mein Gimbal (Stabilisierungsgerät fürs Filmen) ins Wasser gefallen und ist sofort kaputt gegangen.
Den kommenden Tag fuhren wir zunächst durch die aus touristischer Sicht typische toskanische Landschaft des Hinterlandes, bevor wir ab Nachmittag Florenz erkundeten. Eine super touristische, aber auch wunderschöne Stadt. Wir nahmen an einer Führung teil und schlenderten bis in die Nacht durch die Gassen der Stadt. Theoretisch könnte man hier viele Tage verbringen, wenn man entsprechend kulturell an den Museen interessiert ist. Wir bekamen zumindest einen kleinen Einblick in das Flair der Stadt.
Es folgte leider schon wieder der letzte Tag mit der Heimreise nach München. Allerdings unterbrachen wir diesen noch mit einem längeren Badestopp am Gardasee bei Garda.
Ganz zum Schluss noch eine Podcast Empfehlung über Italien. Wem es auch so geht, dass er schon oft in Italien war, aber wenig über aktuelle Zusammenhänge in Italien weiß, dem sei dieser Podcast empfohlen: Kurzgesagt Italien.
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Also I really liked visiting Madrid, Rome ( next time I will probably visit Florence), Porto and Lisbon are also beautiful :) // As an italian don’t go to Rome during summer season cause it’s full of tourists, very hot and not that enjoyable. If u want to visit Rome go in September maybe or in may but the summer is just awful. If u decide to go to Florence bare in mind thats its very hot especially after lunch. I would recommend going to florence, visiting some museums when its a bit hotter and visiting the hills of tuscany that are full of wine/cheese tastings and also from there u can go to the south of tuscany like Monte argentario that has a nice beaches!
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Challenge all'Argentario, è antipasto Open Italia 2025
L’Italian Challenge Open 2024 quale
antipasto dell’Open d’Italia 2025. Dal 19 al 22 settembre
prossimi, all’Argentario Golf Club di Monte Argentario
(Grosseto) andrà in scena la tappa tricolore del Challenge Tour,
il secondo circuito europeo maschile, inserita anche nel
calendario dell’Italian Pro Tour. Banco di prova dunque
fondamentale in vista dell’Open d’Italia che, il prossimo anno,
tornerà…
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THE DESCRIPTION OF SAINT PAUL OF THE CROSS
Feast Day: October 19
"Let us live, then, absorbed in the thought and the desire of that immense ocean of felicity which we are to enjoy in heaven."
The founder of the Congregation of the Passion of Jesus Christ, popularly in short as the Passionists, was born Paolo Francesco Danei, on the feast of the Holy Name of Jesus - January 3, 1694, in the commune of Ovada, Piedmont, between Turin and Genoa in the Duchy of Savoy in northern Italy.
His parents were Luca and Anna Maria Massari Danei. His father ran a small dry-goods store, and moved his family and store from town to town near Genoa trying to make ends meet. Paul was the second of sixteen children, six of whom survived infancy; and learned at an early age the reality of death and the uncertainty of life. His childhood was spent in great innocence and piety.
Paul received his early education from a priest who kept a school for boys, in Cremolino, Lombardy. He made great progress and at the age of fifteen he left school and returned to his home at Castellazzo. At the age of 15, after listening to a sermon of the Passion of Jesus, he began a life of prayer and austerity.
Paul experienced a conversion to a life of prayer at the age of 19. Influenced by his reading of the 'Treatise on the Love of God' by Francis de Sales and the direction he received from priests of the Capuchin Order, it became his lifelong conviction that God is most easily found in the Passion of Christ.
He had a vision of the Blessed Mother, who told him to found a new congregation, whose members would wear a black habit and would mourn continually for the Passion of her beloved Son. The first time he went to Rome for approval, Paul was not even received inside the Vatican. On his homeward journey, he was so fascinated by the beauty of Monte Argentario that decided to live there as a hermit with his brother and his first companion, John Baptist. After receiving priestly ordination, both of the brothers began to assisting the sick and giving popular missions throughout the nation.
They used to preach of the Passion of Our Lord and to scourge themselves in public for the offenses of the people. In 1725, Pope Benedict XIII granted official approval to the Passionist Congregation, and immediately a number of promising candidates entered the novitiate.
Paul spent the final years of his life in solitude. He died in Rome on October 18, 1775 at the age of 81. By the time of his death, the congregation founded by Paul of the Cross had one hundred and eighty fathers and brothers, living in twelve Retreats, mostly in the Papal States. There was also a monastery of contemplative sisters in Corneto (today known as Tarquinia), founded by Paul a few years before his death to promote the memory of the Passion of Jesus by their life of prayer and penance.
Beatified on May 1, 1853 and canonized a saint on June 29, 1867 by Pope Pius IX, his major shrine can be found in Rome.
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Terni, Iole Tommasini nuovo segretario comunale
si è insediato a Palazzo Spada, il nuovo segretario generale del Comune di Terni, Iole Tommasini, incaricata dal sindaco Stefano Bandecchi.
Il nuovo segretario generale di Terni proviene dai comuni di Monte Argentario e Santa Fiora, entrambi della provincia di Grosseto. E’ laureata in legge ed è abilitata alla professione di avvocato.
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Tagliata Etrusca and Portus Cusanus
Drawing of the ancient port (taken from archive.archaeology.org)
The Portus Cusanus was located at the beginning of the long beach of Ansedonia about 7 km SE of Orbetello, east of Monte Argentario, at the foot of the promontory where the city of Cosa once stood, a flourishing Roman colony founded in 273 BC. Various ruins of buildings from the Roman age are visible in the surroundings of…
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Trenitalia: Orbetello-Argentario e Grosseto due nuovi collegamenti ferroviari
Trenitalia: Orbetello-Argentario e Grosseto due nuovi collegamenti ferroviari
Firenze 1 febbraio 2023 – Trenitalia: Orbetello-Argentario e Grosseto due nuovi collegamenti ferroviari
Da lunedì 13 febbraio arrivano due nuovi collegamenti ferroviari tra Orbetello-Monte Argentario e Grosseto. Entrambi i treni effettueranno le fermate intermedie di Albinia e Talamone.
“Si tratta di un segnale molto importante – ha detto l’assessore ai trasporti Stefano Baccelli – che risolve il…
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RASSEGNA STAMPA, ULTIMISSIMA: "STORIA DI UN PUNTO E VIRGOLA" FINALISTA AL CONCORSO ARGENTARIO 2022
RASSEGNA STAMPA, ULTIMISSIMA: “STORIA DI UN PUNTO E VIRGOLA” FINALISTA AL CONCORSO ARGENTARIO 2022
Monte Argentario (GR), 16 settembre 2022
E’ di poco fa la notizia che il mio romanzo “Storia di un punto e virgola” si è aggiudicato il 4° posto ex aequo come finalista al Concorso Argentario Ed. 2022.
Onorato e commosso, ringrazio la Giuria del concorso per aver attenzionato la mia opera. Questo è il secondo riconoscimento che al mio nuovo romanzo è stato attribuito.
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