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    Mixing and Mingling – Slow Food Austin Events

    September 19, 2013 - By Jason DiLoreti

    As some of you may know, we are back in Central Texas connecting with local farms and networking with other like minded individuals. It has been a busy week of visiting farms that has been fruitful and inspiring. I’ll give you a recap of our farm visits (Dewberry Hills Farms…

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  • A Closer Look at Italy - Farm Life - WWOOF

    Cal’ Bianchino… Such a Special Place!

    August 21, 2013 - By Jason DiLoreti

    It’s hard to put into words our experience at Cal’ Bianchino Frattoria Agricola di Carlo e Gigia in Urbino, Italy. I don’t feel my words will do Carlo and Gigia justice, but I will try my best. Not many times in my life have I been to a place so…

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  • Slow Food - Travel with Kids - WWOOF

    Que Sera, Sera (Whatever Will Be, Will Be)

    June 20, 2013 - By Jason DiLoreti

    We have spent the last 114 days in Italy volunteering on a wide variety of working farms. This experience has been inspirational as well as eye opening for our whole family. We are so thankful to have been able to see, feel and touch another place so intimately. This trip…

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  • A Closer Look at Italy - WWOOF

    WWOOF Italia Farm – Barbialla Nuova Fattoria

    April 11, 2013 - By Jason DiLoreti

    For the last week we have been here at Barbialla Nuova Fattoria in Montaione, Italy. The landscape is amazing, taking you to a place where time stood still. Rolling pasture, olive groves, orchards, and natural woods make up a mix of the property. The white Chianine cows dot the hilltops…

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    Eat Your Way Out of a Problem

    March 22, 2013 - By Jason DiLoreti

    Biodiversity, by definition, is the variety of life in the world or in a particular habitat or ecosystem. Preserving biodiversity in our food system allows us to have a wide variety of foods to enjoy. Sadly, many species are in danger due to industrial standardization, the regulations of large-scale distribution…

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  • A Closer Look at Italy

    The People of Sepino, Italy

    March 17, 2013 - By Jill Desiato

    Sepino is a town of rich history with incredible beauty, but the people of Sepino are the true treasure of the town. We have been fortunate to meet a myriad of artisans and craftsmen from diverse backgrounds who take raw products and turn them into things of beauty. The Mayor:…

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  • A Closer Look at Italy

    One of the Most Beautiful Villages in Italy: Sepino, Italy

    March 15, 2013 - By Jason DiLoreti

    For a little more than a week we have stayed in Sepino, Italy, a small village, nestled among the picturesque mountains of the Molise region. in order to complete some documentation and paperwork for our Italian Dual Citizenship. We are glad that Sepino is one of the many towns that…

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  • Map of Italy - Pinned Locations
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    Will Work for Adventure!

    December 17, 2012 - By Jason DiLoreti

    We wanted to announce that in less than 70 days we are off to backpack Italy with 2 children! Crazy? Yes! Excited? Yes! A little nervous? Yes! Can we fit everything? Who knows! Here are some common questions we have been asked and thought they would be a nice intro…

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