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The Little Choo-Choo that Needed a Dictionary Boy, is my face red. Or at least that part of my head encased above and behind my face wherein reside various linguistic areas such as Broca's Area, Wernicke's Area, and Laurel ...
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Beneath the oldest Basilica More Urban Spelunking
(After "The Big Money Pit" in November, 2006, here is a new item from Larry Ray, former and longtime resident of Naples.)
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Caruso Tidbits For no good reason that I can think of, I decided to dig around in some old newspapers and magazines for a few items about tenor Enrico Caruso, Naples' "favorite son." ...
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The Archbishop's Palace & Ascanio Filomarino I routinely walk by interesting buildings in Naples and realize that I don't really know anything about them. This is easy to do in a city that has 2500 hundred years of architecture ...
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The Fontanelle Cemetery Mindful of the verse in Ecclesiastes that reminds us that there is "nothing new under the sun," I don't throw the word "unique" around lightly. Yet, the ...
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Proud to be aTrog! "I must be getting somewhere near the centre of the earth."—Alice in Wonderland.
Just before scaling a wall in the gigantic cavern beneath Piazza Cavour, ...
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Beneath Naples (The article below comes from a good friend, Larry Ray, former and longtime resident of Naples and hard-core "Napoletanophile"—especially whatever pertains to the ...
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The "ex-English cemetery" The recently restored "ex-English cemetery"—as it is called in Naples—has become a small but welcome green oasis, a public park, in the midst of a densely populated ...
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King Arthur--Neapolitan! Yes, another episode in the never-ending series, "All Famous People Are From Naples". We now know that the founder of the Knights Templar was Neapolitan, and a future ...
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Emigration Museum in Naples? I wandered down to the old Immacolatella building at the port today (photo, right). This bit of early Bourbon Naples is the old quarantine station; it was finished in the ...
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