#Sabbioni

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2020 Punta Sabbioni ( VE ), vista sul Faro San Nicolò del Lido da angelo aldo filippin Tramite Flickr: immagine digitale

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Una strage ~ 4. I Tedeschi: Alarmkompanie o corpi speciali?

    Dobbiamo a Carlo Gentile la probabile individuazione delle truppe responsabili delle stragi di Civitella e di Cavriglia. Secondo lo storico, consulente prima della procura militare di Dortmund e poi di quella di La Spezia che istruì il processo per i fatti di Civitella della Chiana, nel periodo a cavallo di giugno e luglio, ci troviamo di fronte ad un ampio ed unico complesso di operazioni…

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Entspannen Sie in Luxus – mit dem Bett Sabbioni

Das Bett Sabbioni ist die perfekte Wahl für alle, die Wert auf Design, Qualität und Komfort legen. Mit seinen filigranen Massivholzfüssen und dem horizontal geteilten Kopfteil in Kombination mit dem Bettrahmen, ist das Bett ein echter Hingucker und verleiht Ihrem Schlafzimmer eine luxuriöse Note.

Das Bett ist in verschiedenen Holzarten und Grössen erhältlich, sodass es sich perfekt an Ihre individuellen Bedürfnisse anpassen lässt. Die filigranen Massivholzfüsse verleihen dem Bett eine leichte Optik und schaffen zugleich eine stabile und sichere Basis. Das Kopfteil sorgt für ein angenehmes Gefühl beim Anlehnen und verleiht dem Bett einen natürlichen Charme durch seine Baumkante.

Das Massivholzbett Sabbioni lässt sich ideal mit modernen und minimalistischen Einrichtungsstilen kombinieren. Es eignet sich hervorragend für ein Schlafzimmer mit klaren Linien und neutralen Farbtönen.

Das verwendete Massivholz wächst in der Natur jahrzehntelang bis zur vollkommenen Reife. Jeder Baumstamm entwickelt sich individuell, daher ist jedes Produkt ein Unikat. Zusätzlich ist das Bett Sabbioni mit dem Forest Stewardship Council®, kurz FSC®, ausgezeichnet und es wurde nur Holz aus verantwortungsvoller Waldbewirtschaftung verwendet.

Investieren Sie in ein Möbelstück von höchster Qualität und bringen Sie Ihr Schlafzimmer auf das nächste Level. Mit dem Bett Sabbioni schlafen Sie nicht nur entspannt, sondern verschönern auch Ihr Zuhause.

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Evaristo Felice Dall'Abaco (1675-1742) - Concerto grosso for two violins, two ripieno violins, viola, bassoon and basso continuo in D major

I. Allegro - 0:05 II. Aria cantabile - 4:02 III. Ciaccona (Allegro e spiccato) - 5:13 IV. Rondeau (Allegro) - 7:57 V. Allegro - 9:01

Davide Monti, Margherita Zane (violin I & II) Yayoi Masuda, Giuseppe Cabrio, Lorenzo Gugole (violini di ripieno) Krishna Nagaraja (viola) Marco Dal Bianco (violoncello) Gianni Sabbioni (double bass) Matteo Scavazza (bassoon) Maria Christina Cleary (harp) Carmen Leoni (harpsichord & positive organ)

Il Tempio Armonico - Orchestra Barocca di Verona / Alberto Rasi (conductor)

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Water Features

Water features large on a camping trip. You always have one eye on the weather forecast willing it to show fair days, and changing plans if it doesn’t, to outrun the rain.

On arrival at a campsite, access to drinking water and the state of the washing facilities is a priority when choosing our spot for the night. The facilities vary enormously from portocabins with no paper, loo seats, soap or hot water to open designed marble and tiled buildings, airy, spacious and clean.

On this six week jaunt through Italy, water has been our fairly constant companion in the form of rain. Beginning in Bolzano in the Southern Tyrol, a week into the trip, we went swimming in the rain in the campsite pool - a cool 24 degrees. As swallows dipped the rippling surface for insects, Paul rescued a a half drowned grasshopper.

The campsite was pretty alternative - a strange mix of hippy values and high prices in its artesian stocked shop and flashy restaurant. But it had a ‘learning loo’ - a spotlessly clean facility with large scape pictures of the Tyrol in every shower. Each loo was totally private and dedicated to a local craft like lacemaking or woodcarving. There were images of the craftsperson at work and the produce and a little display cabinet with a sample of the work. as well as an explanation of the skills in three languages - English, German and ancient Ladin (the regional dialect). As you washed your hands at the row of basins, you could learn different useful phrases in each language on the Perspex panels that divided each one. I learnt a lot in two days by using these facilities.

It rained through the second night and we took down a wet tent the next morning, in the rain. Next stop Venice, four hours away. We drove through the precipitation, reaching Camping Miramare on the Lido five hours later. We set up camp in the rain.

With the tent and ground so wet, we had to erect chairs in the tent and pile them with our bags. The next morning, we looked down from the van door into a pool of water on the groundsheet below.

We finally realised that the big tarpaulin we used as a groundsheet that stretched right under the tent was causing a problem. It was a conduit for the rain. The inside of the tent also had pools of water. It had to go. Once achieved, we could see the breeze already getting to work, lifting the sides of the tent and drying its edges. By the time we returned that evening, the underside of the tent was practically dry.

Despite the rain, we took the ferry from Port Sabbioni to Venice St Mark’s Square on our first day. It was my first time in Venice and the rain could not dampen my excitement at seeing this lagooned labyrinth.

As the ferry approached the dock, we could see how busy it was. Hundreds of people just in that vicinity alone, with umbrellas up and wearing garishly coloured knee length shiny plastic galoshes.

Negotiating the narrow lanes was a challenge as umbrellas clashed and drips splashed down from saturated awnings. Nobody seemed to mind getting soaked. The wonder of Venice is such that it alters your mood. Its water sodden structures have a dissolving beauty. The tangle of lanes befuddle you. The blazing rainbow coloured shop displays of Murano glass dazzle you into oblivious wandering.

But we craved some space so we lost ourselves deliberately in an attempt to lose the crowds. Taking lefts then rights, crossing many little bridges and traversing small residential courtyards, away from the glitz of tourist tat.

Eventually, the rain penetrated my waterproof jacket; it was that persistent. We found ourselves outside the museum for oriental art, and in we went, heading straight for the cafe that looked out on the Grand Canal. I had my first Venetian Aperol Spritz - it has to be done - and we took a breather from the rain and the bustle.

We went on to spend two more, mostly dry, days exploring the quieter islands of Burano with its prettily painted houses and leaning tower; and Murano with its glass blowers - seeing a theatrical display that would have challenged UK health and safety regs for sure.

We were going to leave on the fourth day as the weather forecast promised sun and we wanted to take the tent down dry. But we all know forecasts can lie and, sure enough, we woke up to rain. The best thing about that was it meant we could now link up with good friends who were spending a day in Venice before joining a cruise at Ravenna.

It was a joyful meeting on the steps of the train station, all of us talking and hugging at once, excited to be together in one of the world’s most unique and fragile places.

We left the next day, with rain clouds looming and the forecast gloomy, changing our plans to pootle south as we headed for Bari, taking a week and enjoying the coast. Instead we put our foot down and belted south through waves of water attacking the windscreen. In two days, and a night on ‘mad cat woman’s’ dishevelled site, we found ourselves in Giovinazzo on a huge muddy pitch at Camping Baia as thundery clouds gathered to greet us.

We finally had some decent WiFi and looked up news reports of record-breaking flooding in Northern Italy. We had been receiving concerned messages from family and friends, checking we were ok. It was sad to look at the damage the deluge had done to people’s lives - taking fourteen of them and wreaking homes and businesses as 26 rivers broke their banks and reclaimed the land.

We though about how lucky we were to have had the option of just driving away as far as we could get, carrying our itinerant world with us, narrowly escaping a different fate.

At the half way mark of our six week trip, the sun finally came out when we reached Pompeii - the place where thousands drowned in dust in 79 AD as a wrathful Vesuvius blew its top.

Looking back, my abiding memory of Venice will be seeing it in the rain. It seemed appropriate somehow to be drenched in a sinking city. We had one final adventure on the water as we took the midnight ferry back to the Lido that last night. It involved a sad and slightly sozzled security guard with a gun being goaded by a peremptory passenger. But that’s for another time. Right now, we are soaking up rays in Sorento and the weather is set fair, for a little while at least.

Madeleine

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Εστιατόριο Sabbioni

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Salvaguardia La torretta controlla le maree, le barriere proteggono dal moto ondoso la barena e le rive del litorale.

Punta Sabbioni, 13 maggio 2024

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Punta Sabbioni: Gateway to the Venetian Lagoon and Beyond

Located at the northern tip of the Cavallino-Treporti peninsula in northeastern Italy, Punta Sabbioni serves as the gateway to the mesmerizing beauty of the Venetian Lagoon and the surrounding Adriatic coastline. This charming coastal village offers visitors a tranquil escape from the crowds of Venice, while providing convenient access to a wealth of natural wonders, cultural treasures, and recreational opportunities.

Coastal Beauty

Punta Sabbioni is blessed with breathtaking natural beauty, boasting pristine beaches, crystal-clear waters, and panoramic views of the Adriatic Sea. The tranquil shoreline invites visitors to relax and unwind, whether soaking up the sun on the sandy beaches or taking a leisurely stroll along the waterfront promenade. Nature lovers will also appreciate the abundance of birdlife and marine species that call the area home, making it a paradise for wildlife enthusiasts.

Gateway to Venice

As the closest mainland point to Venice, Punta Sabbioni serves as a convenient starting point for exploring the iconic city of canals, bridges, and historic landmarks. From Punta Sabbioni, visitors can catch a ferry or water bus (vaporetto) to Venice's St. Mark's Square, allowing for easy access to renowned attractions such as the Doge's Palace, the Rialto Bridge, and the Grand Canal. This hassle-free transportation option offers a scenic journey across the lagoon, providing a unique perspective of Venice's mesmerizing skyline.

Island Hopping

In addition to Venice, Punta Sabbioni provides access to a myriad of enchanting islands scattered throughout the Venetian Lagoon. Visitors can embark on day trips to explore islands such as Murano, famous for its exquisite glassmaking tradition, Burano, renowned for its colorful fishermen's houses and intricate lacework, and Torcello, home to ancient churches and archaeological sites. Each island offers its own unique charm and cultural heritage, providing a captivating glimpse into the rich history of the Venetian archipelago.

Outdoor Adventures

Punta Sabbioni offers ample opportunities for outdoor recreation and adventure amidst its stunning coastal landscape. Visitors can engage in a variety of water sports, including swimming, sailing, windsurfing, and kayaking, or simply relax on the beach and enjoy the serene surroundings. Cycling enthusiasts can explore the scenic trails that wind through the peninsula's picturesque countryside, while avid hikers can embark on nature walks through the nearby pine forests and dunes.

Local Cuisine

After a day of exploration and adventure, visitors can indulge in the culinary delights of Punta Sabbioni and its surrounding area. Fresh seafood takes center stage on menus throughout the region, with local specialties such as risotto al nero di seppia (squid ink risotto), sarde in saor (marinated sardines), and fritto misto di pesce (mixed fried seafood) showcasing the bounty of the Adriatic Sea. Quaint trattorias and waterfront restaurants offer a relaxed atmosphere and panoramic views, making dining a memorable experience for all.

Getting There

Punta Sabbioni is easily accessible from Venice and other major cities in the Veneto region. Visitors can reach the village by car, bus, or ferry, with convenient transportation options available throughout the area. Ferry services operate regularly between Punta Sabbioni and Venice, providing a scenic and efficient mode of travel across the lagoon.

Plan Your Escape

Whether you're seeking a serene coastal retreat, a cultural excursion, or an outdoor adventure, Punta Sabbioni offers an idyllic escape that showcases the beauty and diversity of the Venetian Lagoon. Soak up the sun, explore historic landmarks, and embark on unforgettable island adventures as you discover the enchanting allure of this coastal paradise. beaches-in-venice

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Paesi fantasma in Toscana

e piccoli borghi abbandonati Isola Santa, i grigi tetti di ardesia delle case Isola Santa Castelnuovo dei Sabbioni Lucchio un paese semi abbandonato Poggio Santa Cecilia, un borgo abbandonato Toiano in Valdera

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2020 PUNTA SABBIONI ( VE ), i lavori per il Mose da angelo aldo filippin Tramite Flickr: immagine digitale

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Una strage ~ 14. Castelnuovo dei Sabbioni: le catture (prima parte)

Una strage ~ 14. Castelnuovo dei Sabbioni: le catture (prima parte) http://wp.me/p5hAe5-om

    Il succinto racconto del Sergente Maggiore Crawley non rende sicuramente giustizia dei fatti specifici di Castelnuovo. Quello che si evince dalle testimonianze è meno ricco di quello di Meleto, San Martino e anche Massa, nonostante il numero delle vittime fosse molto alto e l’importanza del paese fosse più grande degli altri. Il motivo di tale limitatezza è dovuto prima di tutto al fatto che…

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A Milano il secondo appuntamento del Forum della Mobilità: come cambia il modo di muoversi in città e come si vive lo spazio urbano

A Milano il secondo appuntamento del Forum della Mobilità: come cambia il modo di muoversi in città e come si vive lo spazio urbano. Milano. Domani, lunedì 27 novembre, alle ore 9:30, presso Sala del Grechetto della Biblioteca Sormani, in via Francesco Sforza 7, si svolgerà il secondo appuntamento del Forum della Mobilità organizzato dal Comune di Milano dal titolo 'I numeri della mobilità: come cambia il modo di muoversi in città e come si vive lo spazio urbano'. Dopo l'introduzione di Arianna Censi, assessora alla Mobilità, nel primo panel dalle 9.30 alle 11.15, interverranno Stefano Riazzola, Direttore Direzione Mobilità, Valentino Sevino, Direttore Generale Amat, Marco Griguolo, Consigliere delegato alla mobilità della Città Metropolitana di Milano, Gioia Ghezzi, Presidente ATM, Guia Biscaro, Presidente Consulta cittadina per la Mobilità attiva e per l'Accessibilità e Marco Piuri, Amministratore delegato Trenord. Dalle 11:30 alle 13, nel secondo panel, interverranno Veronica Bellonzi, Dirigente Unità Sistemi per l'innovazione della mobilità urbana del Comune di Milano, Marco Cassin, Direttore Area Pianificazione e Programmazione della Mobilità del Comune di Milano, Elena Sala, Direttore Area Trasporto Pubblico, Sharing e Sosta del Comune di Milano, Alessandro Perego, Presidente Amat, Paolo Marchetti, Direttore Strategia e Sviluppo Business ATM, Edoardo Sabbioni e Sergio Savaresi, Professori del Politecnico di Milano.... #notizie #news #breakingnews #cronaca #politica #eventi #sport #moda Read the full article

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Frana Val Formazza, trovati due corpi sotto i detriti

Il soccorso alpino: ‘Ricerche difficli, proseguono i distacchi’ Ventiquattro ore dopo la frana di ieri pomeriggio in Val Formazza, i soccorritori sono riusciti a recuperare il cadavere di Marilena Bertoletti, una delle due vittime del distacco di sassi avvenuto nella zona del Piano dei Camosci, tra il rifugio Città di Busto e la diga dei Sabbioni, a oltre 2400 metri di quota. La salma della…

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J’adore la plume de Natasha Knight… Elle a un don incroyablement sombre pour nous entraîner, bouleverser, poignarder et nous rendre totalement accro à ces histoires, à ces dark romances. Cette trilogie est, certes très violente et sombre, mais elle est incroyablement addictive. Surprenante. Romantique. Obscure. Une dark romance comme on les aime!

«… Je sais que c’est elle que je dois choisir. Parfaitement imparfaite. »

À chaque génération, il y a une Élue (haha, je me croirais dans Buffy contre les vampires, on continue?!...) Seule elle devra, pourra, affronter les monstres, les ténèbres et les riches de la famille Scafoni. Deux familles, qui se haïssent depuis la nuit des temps, et qui ont une tradition commune. Une coutume barbare, violente, qui oblige la famille Willow, depuis des générations, a donné une de leurs quatre filles vierges en sacrifice. L’aîné de la famille Scafoni choisit l’élue parfaite à détruire, qui passera quatre années douloureuses dans leur famille, un an par frère.

Mais savent-ils vraiment pourquoi ils font tout cela? Cette malédiction prendra-t-elle fin un jour? La prochaine Willow est déterminée à briser la chaîne de cette aberration.

Peu importe l’histoire de Natasha Knight, vous serez transporté, bouleversé, charmé… Elle nous plonge dans CHACUN de ses univers, avec des personnages poignants, des histoires intenses, des émotions vives… Je suis tombée sous le charme de sa série « Les frères Benedetti », alors je savais que j’allais aimer sa nouvelle série; sa plume intense, surprenante, violente, ardente… Tout simplement pétillante. C’est un nom que je vais chercher activement, tout comme celui de mon auteure préférée : Maya Banks.

« Ils possédaient tout. Notre maison. Notre terre. Nos parents.

Ma sœur.

Moi. »

Une série sombre, une dark romance qui vous fera frissonner et regarder par-dessus votre épaule. Une histoire sadique et violente, avec des personnages au caractère poignant et bouleversant. Vous serez marqué par cette série… si vous êtes capable de la lire!

P.S. : Les couvertures sont magnifiquement SPLENDIDES!

P.S. 1.: Vais-je être tentée d’enchaîner avec sa prochaine histoire avec le fameux et ténébreux Stefan Sabbioni, le chef de la mafia, rencontré dans le troisième tome? Je crois que oui… À suivre!

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Natasha Stefanenko e Luca Sabbioni, la romantica “luna di miele” in crociera per i 30 anni insieme

DIRETTA TV 22 Luglio 2023 Natasha Stefanenko e Luca Sabbioni hanno festeggiato i loro 30 anni insieme con una crociera sul Mar Egeo, tra le meravigliose Isole della Grecia. La coppia ha condiviso sui social alcuni romantici scatti della loro “luna di miele”. 0 CONDIVISIONI Natasha Stefanenko e Luca Sabbioni festeggiano 30 anni d’amore. Per l’occasione, la coppia si è concessa una romantica…