Apennine Mountains

2016-10-27

[...] time (1710 GMT) with an epicenter in the Macerata area, near Perugia in the quake-prone Apennine Mountain chain. The U.S. Geological Survey put the epicenter near Visso, 170 kilometers northeast of [...]

PROPHECY UPDATE

#224

prophecyupdate.blogspot.com

2015-10-26

[...] Demetrio Corone is a village of fewer than four thousand people in Calabria that faces the Apennine Mountains and the Ionian Sea. It was founded over five hundred years ago by Albanians who were [...]

Calabria| Italian AustralianCalabria| Italian Australian

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calabria.org.au

2015-04-21

[...] : “Built in the 11th century, Castello di Nipozzano is located in the foothills of the Apennine mountains, in Tuscany’s acclaimed Chianti Rufina growing zone. It is the historic estate and home of [...]

Reverse Wine Snob

#120

reversewinesnob.com

2015-01-26

[...] me 1. Castelluccio, Umbria, Italy This tiny village is the highest settlement in the Apennine Mountains of central Italy. Known mostly as the source of the world’s finest lentils available [...]

Trips To Discover

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tripstodiscover.com

2015-01-07

[...] compare. Knowing of the jet-lag problem, the next day one can rest or ride a loop in the Apennine Mountains north of the city, either over the fabled Futa Pass or the less-known and lesser-trafficked [...]

Rider Magazine

#115

ridermagazine.com

2014-08-30

[...] they measure such a small particle? The Borexino instrument, located deep beneath Italy’s Apennine Mountains, detects anti-neutrinos and other subatomic particles that interact in its special liquid [...]

Solar Instructions

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solarinstructions.com

2014-08-28

[...] can prove help to find out the sources of Sun's energy. A team of researchers in Italy's Apennine Mountains, with the help of the Borexino instrument, detected electron-flavor neutrinos that are [...]

Uncover California

#816

uncovercalifornia.com