There is definitely a feel of the seasons changing this week. The olive harvest is in full swing and the blogs are full of wonderful pictures. Unfortunately, I only have room for one, but do pop over to my blog list and take the time to look around.
Here’s my choice, in alphabetical order:
- Aglio, Olio & Peperoncino: Palle di Riso – Fried Rice Balls
Teenage summers in Positano and memories of palle di riso accompanied by a recipe from the well-known waterfront restaurant, Buco di Bacco - Beautiful Liguria: How to become a perfect Genoese
Become the perfect local by knowing where to go and what to eat - Casa Margherita: Who needs a 4×4
Getting around an olive grove is easy in an old Fiat 500 - Ciao Amalfi: Rough seas in Amalfi
Most of Italy has suffered from maltempo in the last few weeks, including the Amalfi Coast, where the waves are exploding - Fuori Borgo: Scents of autumn
Recognising autumn by its smells and colours - Le Marche Photo Blog: Montefalcone
Stunning view with the Sibillini Mountains in the background - My Bella Vita: Free food and delicious drinks: the southern Italian aperitivo
The South is different, so swot up on what to expect - Parla Food: Urban farming and its various forms in Rome
Although there is no consolidated approach to urban farms, there are a number of interesting projects - Rome the Second Time: Tutti al Mare, or why don’t Italians love their mountains more
Eight possible reasons why, including the need for a fashionable umbrella - A View from Carmine Superior: The world’s best jobs no.1 – The man in the woods
I love the idea of counting birds, but what I want to know is how do you avoid counting them twice?
Ciao! Thanks so much for including my post on the beautiful rough seas in Amalfi! Great posts here to read this Sunday morning with my tea. Grazie!
I could just not resist those photos and the idea of watching them as you did. Wonderful!
Thank you for including my post!
Your photos are always so evocative! Your blog is one of my favourite reads.
Thanks for including my post. I feel very honoured. As for avoiding counting birds twice…perhaps it helps if you don’t get into conversation with passing nosy Englishwomen!
I just loved this story! Thanks for sharing it with us.
great selection, thanks for gathering them all in one place.
Deciding on the Top 10 is always such a challenge as there are so much interesting stuff out there! But it is fun too.
I’m late with my profuse thanks for including me in the week’s top 10! Grazie and sorry for the delayed acknowledgement. Have a great weekend!