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INSPIRATION<\/h4>\n
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Vineyards of the Cantine di Dolianova<\/figcaption><\/figure>\n

Minus eight. It’s raining cats and dogs. The new Dolia, ‘capital’ of Parteolla<\/strong> born from the union of the ancient municipalities of Sicci San Biagio and Dolia San Pantaleo, recalls in its name the ancient terracottas<\/strong> that contained wine and oil, the symbols of the territory.<\/p>\n

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Old building<\/figcaption><\/figure>\n

All wet, while the sun returns, I admire the elementary school<\/strong> square, some historic buildings on the main street, the former town hall of San Pantaleo, the beautiful Villa De Villa<\/strong> among the narrow streets of the historic center.<\/p>\n

So many churches, which I don’t visit. Not even the Sa mola de su notariu<\/strong><\/em> museum, closed, where there is an oil mill that is still being put into action.<\/p>\n

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San Pantaleo cathedral<\/figcaption><\/figure>\n

Arrival at the square where the former bishop’s seminary is located, and the wonderful cathedral of San Pantaleo<\/strong> Martire. I admire the decorations on the still damp sandstone blocks and take refuge inside for a moment of contemplation and reflection: the journey is about to end.<\/p>\n

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Interior of the San Pantaleo cathedral<\/figcaption><\/figure>\n

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SOUND FRAGMENTS<\/h4>\n\n