Spring has arrived and everyone is out planting their tobacco, corn, grain or sunflowers in the fields around San Secondo. Chemical fertilizers, water fountains and long hours of sunshine are one thing but always best to air on the side of caution where farming is concerned, so ensure your crop by asking the big guy for some help too.
All along the fields are these simple but lovely crosses made by the farmers from cane and leaves. I really like the way they bring the landscape to life. Rural, ethnic, sculpture the academics would probably class them as.
When the area that you live in is depicted in the background of the Mona Lisa. Where Raphael has written graffitti on one of the local public buildings, Saint Francesco was supposed to have walked passed your house and a pigment is named after the very earth you walk on, you can't help but be creative in Umbria. Why not come and see for yourself.
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