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GRAPEVINE ARCHIVES (Chronogical) GRAPEVINE ARCHIVES (Chronogical) PART ONE 1994 - 2006 compiled by Daniele Zichella & Elise Gueyne PART TWO 2006 - 2019 compiled by Maria Tsaousidou & Eleni Gkovedarou supported by the European Erasmus programme (with the help of Sue Perry) Ref# Title Author Category Mounth Year 2906 Advice to Foreigners Wanting to Invest in Italy Vannucci & Associati Practical/News/Politics August 2019 2905 Past & Present, Montecarlo Tavolata Bishop, Norma Jean Traditions August 2019 2904 Biker's Dream - A Bishop, Norma Jean Profile August 2019 2903 Dr. Gino Strada & the Mission of Emergency Bishop, Norma Jean Profile August 2019 2902 Eliopoli Summer Festival Music August 2019 2901 Architect's View of the World - An Gkovedarou, Eleni Book Review August 2019 2900 Vintage of the Century, Brunello di Montalcino 2015 L'Esperance, Daniel Food & Drink August 2019 2899 Great Gelato Challenge - The Brady, Deborah Food & Drink August 2019 2898 Medusa's Gaze Exhibition Photography August 2019 2897 Romanzo Criminale, A Film under the Bologna Starts Gkovedarou, Eleni Film August 2019 2896 Recipe: Goat Cheese, Red Pepper & Caper Crostini L'Esperance, Jennifer Recipes August 2019 2895 Lucca Classica & Versilia Chamber Music Festivals Music July 2019 2894 Virtuoso & Belcanto Festival Music July 2019 2893 Mauro Lovi, Volilovi Art July 2019 2892 Calcutta & the Lucca Summer Festival Gkovedarou, Eleni Music July 2019 2891 Pinocchio Impressions by Marcello Scarseli Art July 2019 2890 From Ice to Fire: Turandot at Torre del Lago Pettitt, Francis Music July 2019 2889 Finding the Right Beach for You Beaumont, Aston Day Trip July 2019 2888 Magico Renzo (bilingual) Galli, Alex Profile (bilingual) July 2019 2887 In the Garden, Buddleja Blooms Lippi, Simone Home & Garden July 2019 2886 First Impressions of Lucca Gkovedarou, Eleni Impressions July 2019 2885 Recipe: Paola's Sformato Recipes July 2019 2884 Poem: Visions of Italy 3 Moore, Paul Poetry July 2019 2883 Note from a Reader - A L' Esperance, Daniel Readers' Comments July 2019 2882 Verdi's Aida Then & Now Breedlove, Jim Music June 2019 2881 Tavola Lunga in Montecarlo Food & Drink June 2019 2880 Week in Melogranospace - A Art June 2019 2879 Gorgona in One Day Calabrese, Chiara Day Trip June 2019 2878 Beads, Beads, Glorious Beads Damutz, Mary Lee Practical/News/Politics June 2019 2877 Nonostante Tutto Sono Vivo by Luigi De Lillo Book Review June 2019 2876 Opening a Business in Italy for non-EU Citizens Vannucci & Associati Practical/News/Politics June 2019 2875 Camaiore's Carpets for Corpus Domini Pettitt, Francis Traditions June 2019 2874 Recipe: Tiramisu Pettitt, Francis Recipes June 2019 2873 Administrative Procedures Practical/News/Politics June 2019 2872 Lucca Classica Music Festival Music May 2019 2871 Anna Bianchi, The Woman in Black Galli, Alex Art May 2019 2870 Art for Art's Sake? Edwards, Judith Art May 2019 2869 Cheap Return from Blackheath to Bagni di Lucca Station Pettitt, Francis History May 2019 2868 Ukeleles at La Pecora Nera Music May 2019 2867 From London to The Foxes Wheeler, Fleur Home & Garden May 2019 2866 Opening a Business in Italy Vannucci & Associati Practical/News/Politics May 2019 2865 Recipe: Polpettine, Polpettone Askham, Helen Recipes May 2019 2864 Workman's Lunch - The Bishop, Norma Jean Food & Drink May 2019 2863 Museo della Follia Vander, Karen Art April 2019 2862 Book Review: The Light of Language Bishop, Norma Jean Book Review April 2019 2861 Macbeth at Ponte a Moriano Theatre April 2019 2860 Artista Bambino at the Ragghianti Foundation - L' Bishop, Norma Jean Art April 2019 2859 Effeto Cinema Notte Traditions April 2019 2858 Santa Zita Festival Tsaousidou, Maria Traditions April 2019 2857 Book Review: Love the Wild Swan Sutton, Sarah Book Review April 2019 2856 Love's Labours Found Edwards, Judith Art April 2019 2855 Ferrara, Boldini & Fashion Calabrese, Chiara Art April 2019 2854 Verde & Mura Lippi, Simone Home & Garden April 2019 2853 Star-Studded Meal at Giglio - A Vander, Karen Food & Drink April 2019 2852 Foreigners Love this Town De Ranieri, Oriano Impressions March 2019 2851 Fortress of Tereglio - The History March 2019 2850 Palazzo Blu Bishop, Norma Jean Art March 2019 2849 Importance of Exhibiting Artworks while still a Student Kraczyna, Swietlan Nicholas Art March 2019 2848 Book Review: Tuscany day by day Book Review March 2019 2847 Pescia's Ten Castles Perry, Sue Excursions March 2019 2846 Altri Tempi, Anni Fa: This Old House Edwards, Judith History March 2019 2845 Signing Up for Health Care Practical/News/Politics March 2019 2844 Putting out the Trash in Lucca Practical/News/Politics March 2019 2843 One Man's Voyage: From Guinea to Lucca Calabrese, Chiara Profile February 2019 2842 Bocchereni Open 10th Anniversary Music February 2019 2841 Teatro del Giglio 2019 Music February 2019 2840 Contemporary Art at Palazzo delle Esposizioni Art February 2019 2839 Copy-Cats Pettitt, Francis Art February 2019 2838 Altri Tempi, Anni Fa: Paola's Rolling Pin Edwards, Judith History February 2019 2837 Crossing the Sea You Learn What a Real Journey Is Tsaousidou, Maria Excursions February 2019 2836 We Are Pilgrims, Ipso Facto Salmon, Bobbie Excursions February 2019 2835 Tomei Restaurant, The New Kid in Town Vander, Karen Food & Drink February 2019 2834 Letters Spinney, Bruce & Judy Readers' Comments February 2019 2833 Country Life Home & Garden February 2019 2832 Photolux 2018 & World Press Photography Photography Dec/Jan 2018/19 2831 Eritrea & Lucca Excursions Dec/Jan 2018/19 2830 La Rondine/Prologue, The Nordic Opera Music Dec/Jan 2018/19 2829 Fraction of a Second by Jim Carnevale - A Profile Dec/Jan 2018/19 2828 Book Review: Love Me Not Bishop, Norma Jean Book Review Dec/Jan 2018/19 2827 Altri Tempi, Anni Fa: Isabella's Lullabies & Raising the Ghosts Edwards, Judith Traditions Dec/Jan 2018/19 2826 Precious Artworks Returned to Florence Art Dec/Jan 2018/19 2825 Book Review: Buying & Restoring in Tuscany, A Practical Guide DeAngelis, Mikel Book Review Dec/Jan 2018/19 2824 Chestnuts & Other Buts of Tuscan Wisdom Falcomer, Jacqueline Food & Drink Dec/Jan 2018/19 2823 Pandoro or Panettone? Christmas at a Tuscan Table Swail, Joel K. Food & Drink Dec/Jan 2018/19 2822 Recipe: Lenticche Con Cotechino Elon, Beth Recipes Dec/Jan 2018/19 2821 La Befana Viviani, Irene Traditions Dec/Jan 2018/19 2820 Poem: La Befana Pascoli, Giovanni Poetry Dec/Jan 2018/19 2819 Holy & the Ivy - The Lippi, Simone Traditions Dec/Jan 2018/19 2818 Domenico Maselli, An Unconventional Man Bishop, Norma Jean Art November 2018 2817 Lucca Puccini Days Music November 2018 2816 Scots-Italians Meet at Il Desco Lemetti, Mike Food & Drink November 2018 2815 Rod Daniel, Quilter Profile November 2018 2814 Book Review: Storie e Leggende dei Monti Pisani Calabrese, Chiara Book Review November 2018 2813 Equi Terme Rodden, Debbi Day Trip November 2018 2812 Comics & Games Traditions November 2018 2811 Extra-Virgin Olive Oil, What's That? Falcomer, Jacqueline Food & Drink November 2018 2810 Altri Tempi, Anni Fa: Maria's Way with a Chicken Edwards, Judith Traditions November 2018 2809 Book Review: My Dream Mile Bishop, Norma Jean Book Review November 2018 2808 Recipe: Focaccia with Grapes Stoddart, Neil Recipes November 2018 2807 Baskin, A Special Kind of Game Puccinelli, Filippo Sport November 2018 2806 Don Domenico Martinelli, Architect Bishop, Norma Jean Remembering October 2018 2805 Changing Places, Exhibition by David Finkbeiner Calabrese, Chiara Art October 2018 2804 Conversations in San Francesco: The Italian Constitution Practical/News/Politics October 2018 2803 Truly Well-Seasoned Season at Pisa's Teatro Verdi - A Pettitt, Francis Music October 2018 2802 Grapevine Event: Visiting the Valgraziosa Grapevine Events October 2018 2801 Altri Tempi, Anni Fa: Teresa & the Long Lived Women of Italy Edwards, Judith History October 2018 2800 Not Yet Autumn? Lippi, Simone Home & Garden October 2018 2799 Escape to the Coast Tomlinson, Carol Day Trip October 2018 2798 Lucca Comics! Traditions October 2018 2797 Book Review: The Lucca Comic Book Book Review October 2018 2796 Grapevine Event: Thanksgiving Grapevine Events October 2018 2795 Year 742 - The LustrodaLucca Traditions September 2018 2794 Cartasia, The Biennale of Cardboard Sculpture Bishop, Norma Jean Art September 2018 2793 Murabilia Home & Garden September 2018 2792 Book Review: Il Duello Calabrese, Chiara Book Review September 2018 2791 Artisans in Lucca Art September 2018 2790 Enchanting Elba Perry, Sue Excursions September 2018 2789 Recipe: Buccellato Saraev, Myra Recipes September 2018 2788 Altri Tempi, Anni Fa: Recipes & Remembrances Edwards, Judith Traditions September 2018 2787 Letters to the Editor mons Isabel, Rodden Debbi, Perry Readers' Comments September 2018 2786 Scents of Lucca Impressions August 2018 2785 From Paris to Tuscany, Napoleonic Conversations History August 2018 2784 Puccini Operas: Bohème and Butterfly Music August 2018 2783 Lucca Bass Festival Music August 2018 2782 Serendipitous Encounter with Tuscan Author Marco Vichi - A Marfording, Annette Profile August 2018 2781 Gothic Line - The Pieri, Valentina History August 2018 2780 Altri Tempi, Anni Fa: Agostino & Enrico & the Pot of Plenty Edwards, Judith Food & Drink August 2018 2779 Livorno, beyond Terrazza Mascagni Tomlinson, Carol Excursions August 2018 2778 Setting up an Agricultural Business Vannucci & Associati Practical/News/Politics August 2018 2777 Gardening in August Lippi, Simone Home & Garden August 2018 2776 Ettore, The Fishermen's Cat Serni, Paola History August 2018 2775 Lucca Summer
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