Sunday, January 25, 2009

Seisures In Pomerains

Down there ', the sea


http://it.youtube.com/watch?v=oNpH5tx4Pu8&eurl=http://www.volvooceanracegame.org/tv/show_vids.php ? type = user & id = 185 http://it.youtube.com/watch?v=fapXUqagiFQ&feature=related http://it.youtube.com/watch ? v = NKusg6Jyc9Y

Last summer we ran into one of those random jam session, one that suddenly you are in the head two or three chords, you hear them, press rec and parts, without knowing what you do, how and when you do you will end up.

this result was "Over there, the sea," but the title gave it a month later, after adding keyboards, bass, two or three results, a bit 'of waves and some seagulls.

I accompany the soloist is my son's wooden zzzucca Wis., which groups he is a part he never wanted to play the guitar: "... because they can not," he always said.

Then, the day before yesterday, I thought to match the song to some movie that I had downloaded from the tube long ago and here it is.

Oh ... Mica is the sea always the case!
The two photos below (taken somewhere on the net) refer to Porto Venere (SP): one of the south-west in November 2008 and the other of any summer day.


Tuesday, January 20, 2009

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The dormouse

I had penetrated through the trees during one of my usual rounds premature to look for mushrooms. These
my walks are a natural oxygen to my mind.
A leaf, the bark of a tree, the sky brilliant blue, contrasting with the green mountains of the Apennines, a lengthy procession of ants, a play of light and shadow in the bushes, away from my mind the problems of waste left by ordinary life, are the panacea that my heart claim forcefully at intervals as short as possible.
There I was, therefore, to wander in the woods, when I saw a small cluster of leaves wrapped round, a few fingers from the ground, the base of a young brown the diameter of a pinky.


Sometimes the mushrooms grow under the thick foliage fallen and failing to drilling, lifting the swell so showy.
But this small lump had something strange and curious shook him a bit 'with the stick. He came out
the little head of a red octopus.
He stared at me with big eyes, deep blacks and a small nose quivered in trying to understand, sniffing, who had caused the earthquake in his home.
He climbed a little on the young tree and stood up to my face, a foot from my eyes, watching with curiosity myself still as a statue and completely enraptured.
than I wanted to pick him up on my hand!



But I dared not even blink.
him, slowly and without any fear, "replied to climb and stood still for a moment to give me one last look, with a look of reproach for having disturbed his rest, and disappeared amid the high foliage.

I got to know a goblin of the forest.
A basket full of mushrooms I was gratified by less than magical encounter with the goblin red.