Nelle campagne della Pianura Padana il lavoro si ferma per poco tempo durante la stagione invernale: a gennaio infatti e’ gia’ ora di potare le viti; a marzo bisogna potare gli alberi da frutto, ad esempio i peschi, mentre la primavera si fa’ avanti a grandi passi.
Nelle mie foto: le colline di Custoza con il profilo delle cime del Monte Baldo alle spalle. Nel territorio di Custoza si produce un vino bianco leggero e mediamente secco, chiamato appunto: Bianco di Custoza. Si tratta di una DOC costituita da tre vitigni di base: Trebbiano Toscano, Garganega e Trebbianello. Il valore alcolico raggiunto e’ di 10-11 gradi.
Il titolo del post e’ preso da una raccolta di novelle di Giovanni Verga pubblicata nel 1880.
Life in the country. In the Po Valley countryside the resting season is quite short, even if it is still winter: January is the due time for pruning vines; March is already the time for pruning peach trees, much cultivated in this area. In my shots today: the hills where the town of Custoza is located, with the crest of Mount Baldo in the background.
Custoza and its surrounding area are famous for the production of a light and medium-dry white wine named: Bianco di Custoza. It is a local DOC wine which is actually a blend of three vine varieties: Trebbiano Toscano, Garganega and Trebbianello. Its alcohol level is 10-11 % by volume.
The title of this post is taken from a selection of short stories by Sicilian writer Giovanni Verga, published in 1880.
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Bell’articolo !!!👍😊
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Che belle foto e che nell’articolo! Sempre un piacere leggerti! 😘
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I enjoyed seeing the Italian countryside in the Po Valley with the mountains in the background. Wishing you a good week.
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…I saw my first forsythia yesterday, gorgeous countryside! Enjoy your week,
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Wonderful views and beautiful forsyhias!
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Hello, beautiful photos. The forsythia is lovely. The mountain views are fabulous. Wonderful post and photos.
Happy Easter! Enjoy your day! Have a great new week ahead.
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Thank you very much Eileen. Have a good Holy week!
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Thank you very much Riitta. Have a nice Holy week!
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Thank you very much Tom. Have a good Holy week!
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Thank you Linda. Another view of the Italian way of life… Have a nice Holy week!
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Grazie mille, Alessia! Buona settimana Santa!
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Grazie Patrizio. Buona settimana a te!
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Wow, that scenery is to die for! How gorgeous!
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forsythia, the first true sign of spring…the mountains are beautiful!!!
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Isn’t it wonderful to see spring popping out?
Thanks for joining us at https://image-in-ing.blogspot.com/2019/04/beautiful-springtime.html. These are some lovely shots.
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You are right! Thanks for your kind visit and comment. Happy Easter!
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Thank you very much Debbie!
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Thank you very much Betty. Thanks for your kind visit and comment!
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Lovely forsythia – Happy Easter!
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Thank you Carol. Happy Easter to you too !
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Lovely yellow trees!
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Thanks! Happy Easter time to you!
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I enjoyed seeing the lovely countryside.
Great photographs.
All the best Jan
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Those mountain views are incredible.
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Thanks! Happy Easter weekend!
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Thank you very much William. Happy Easter!
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I’m so glad you joined me at My Corner of the World this week!
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Thank you Betty. My pleasure. Happy Easter!
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Teilla on siellä kauniit maisemat!
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Thank you very much. Thanks for your visit!
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