their father was a wood carver taking part in a carving festival at Auronzo de Cadore, farther up the valley beyond the railhead
he said it was a competition to see who could carve the best piece in five or six days
Friday, July 14, 2006
at the house where titian was born
while we were in this house, in pieve de cadore, about three miles up the hill from calalzo, a young red haired woman was speaking to her red-haired sons in gaelic
their father was a wood carver taking part in a carving festival at Auronzo de Cadore, farther up the valley beyond the railhead
he said it was a competition to see who could carve the best piece in five or six days
their father was a wood carver taking part in a carving festival at Auronzo de Cadore, farther up the valley beyond the railhead
he said it was a competition to see who could carve the best piece in five or six days
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Wow, as they say. But how did you know it was gaelic? How?
'cos i've been to the west of ireland, and to the outer hebrides
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