Rientrare a Chiuro dopo 30 anni

The author reflects on returning to Chiuro after 30 years, savoring the connection to their roots while grappling with the changes in community dynamics. They contrast the warmth and sincerity of Valtellina's social interactions with the impersonal nature of life in places like San Francisco, underscoring the importance of community support.

Via Paradiso, un piccolo Bed & Breakfast dove tornare

Via Paradiso is a charming Bed & Breakfast in Ponte in Valtellina, renowned for its warm hospitality from owners Norma and Giovanni. With only three themed rooms dedicated to famous writers, guests can enjoy stunning views and numerous hiking opportunities. It's an ideal base for a relaxing vacation in the picturesque Valtellina region.

Piccoli inventori crescono

Correva il lontano il 1971 e già con il mio carissimo amico Andrea Basci pianificavo una nuova rivoluzione industriale, quella dell'auto elettrica. Ancora non lo sapevamo, ma avremmo dovuto attendere oltre 40 anni prima che la nostra visione diventasse realtà grazie a imprenditori come Elon Musk (Tesla). I nostri mezzi erano limitati, almeno tanto quanto... Continue Reading →

Piccole glorie di Provincia

The author reflects on their experience presenting on e-commerce at an Italian technical institute after 17 years. They highlight that, despite their global achievements, local media visibility remains a crucial measure of success in their hometown. Subsequent articles in local newspapers showcased their presentation and garnered unexpected attention.

Sondrio, sconosciuta cittadina delle Alpi

Sondrio, a small town in Valtellina, offers rich historical, cultural, and culinary experiences. Initially overlooked as insignificant, it boasts a vibrant historic center filled with life and beauty. Visitors are encouraged to explore its hidden gems, enjoy local cuisine, and appreciate the stunning views of surrounding vineyards and the Orobie Alps.

A Teglio, Patrizio e Greta riscoprono e reinventano l’antica agricoltura valtellinese

Teglio, a historic farming village in Valtellina, is home to Patrizio Mazzucchelli and Greta Roganti, who cultivate ancient, local grain varieties organically at their farm, Raetia Biodiversità Alpine. They promote biodiversity and collaborate with various organizations to sustain traditional agriculture. Their efforts highlight the importance of preserving local agricultural heritage and fostering a sustainable economy.

Breve storia della Mela

The article traces the history of apples from Kazakhstan to their cultivation in America and eventually Europe. It highlights the role of Johnny Appleseed, who planted apple seeds across the American West, leading to the development of various apple varieties. The piece suggests reading Michael Pollan's "The Botany of Desire" for more insights.

“Odore di merda”, di Antonio Boscacci – La mia recensione

"Odore di merda" by Antonio Boscacci offers a glimpse into life in mid-19th century Sondrio through the eyes of a young boy from a humble background. The novel, written in a playful Italian influenced by local dialect, features rich characters but suffers from some repetition and excessive elements. Overall, it's a worthwhile read, especially for locals.

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