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NamePietro Di Valerio
Date2004-11-27
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MessageVorrei esprimere anchio il mio apprezzamento per
chi h� avuto la brillante idea di aprire questo sito su Fallascoso, un grande lavoro di ricerca e di passioni per le nostre origini.
Colgo l'occasione per salutare tutti i nistri compaesani nel mondo e d� loro un arrivederci naturalmente a Fallascoso nel mese di Agosto.
Un abbraccio a tutti
Pietro,Marisa,Nicola smilie


Nametaddeo pasqualino
Date2004-11-26
Messagesalve a tutti. iave quase ore ca s faciave schtu`site. n`abbracce calle calle dalla germanie tarmate a tutte le falascusane e discendent sparse pe lu munne. quann`e`ca za ritruvemme tutte insimbre alu paes? smilie


NameAntonio Frota
Date2004-11-13
Messagebeautiful site.


NameMorris Delli-Pizzi
Date2004-11-04
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MessageDear fellow Abruzzesi,
my family are from the near-by town of Colledimacine. I was making my regular visit to the Abruzzo 2000 web site and decided to investigate the Fallascoso site. I was particularly fascinated by the the story of the 'transumanza', the yearly herding of sheep from the towns in our area to the southern region of Puglia that occurred for many centuries. I could just imagine what the valleys around our towns must have looked like with such an enormous number of sheep passing through them. When you also add the beautiful cultivated ares that existed up until about 40 years ago, as well as the Maiella mountains, it must have been a sensational spectacle. It's a bit sad now when you just see abandonded fields choked with bushes and weeds. However, all is not gloom and doom. Up until recently I thought that the towns around our area, with their elderly populations and lack of employment prospects for youth, were doomed to extinction within the next 50 years. I have since seen the tourism industry as providing new hope for prosperous survival. In Colledimacine, and I hope that this is occurring in Fallascoso and other towns, Italians from the big cities are buying and renting old homes to spend holidays and weekends in. The children and grand children of migrants who left the area decades ago are returning to discover and pay homage to their roots. Web sites like this one will contribute to that process. Auguri.


NameLoris Di Pietrantonio
Date2004-10-27
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Messagesmilie
Excellent site!!
I still go there quite often from Belgium and got my father there!
But I discovered an exceptionally rich documentation through this initiative!! The page I liked the most? the Fallascosani who got through Hallys Island NY ... There's something poetic about it!! smilie smilie smilie


NameMario Dino Taddeo
Date2004-10-27
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MessageI want to thank and congratulate the WebMasters of this website for putting together an informative website with so much raw data on a tiny Village like Fallascoso. I want to salute everyone around the world having their origins from Fallascoso especially the Taddeo and DiPietrantonio families.


NameStefano Ulissi
Date2004-10-22
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MessageExcellent site. Complimenti!

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NameAnke
Date2004-09-13
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MessageHi, my boyfriend as a house in Fallascoso and we're just back from my first time there. I must say that I was surprised! It is a beautifull village, and the people are just great! Everybody is friendly and helpfull. Normally I go on vacation in a touristic place, so this was something new and I loved it! And most of all the vieuw when you stand on la place!! WoW!!
So I want to thank the parents of my boyfriend for let me staying in there house(s) and my boyfriend and his brother and girlfriend, thanks for a wonderfull vacation! Hope to do it again!


NameVeronica
Date2004-07-31
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MessageI just want to say WOW!! this site is fantastic!! U have really outdone urself and have opened doors to a lot of information to those of us from Fallascoso living abroad!!!
I was so surprised to see my nonno Rinaldo Olivieri's picture - I thank you -
Keep it up and once again THANKS smilie

smilie VERONICA smilie


NameGino
Date2004-07-11
MessageI live in german, My father come from Gessopalena, my mather come from Torricella Peligna. I spend my holiday every years in Abbruzzo. My granfather from Torricella was partisan in the Brigata Maiella.
Great site very usefull un saluto a tutti gli abbruzzesi nel mondo


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