I suppose I should make this a long one, on account of the fact that I haven’t posted in a […]
Archive for ‘Italy’
Strange Internal Convulsions Reminiscent of Both Fear & Heartbreak
I’ve read enough year abroad posts by now to know that I would be terribly amiss not to write something […]
Enjoying The View
Sometimes it’s worth getting actively stoked for something. I mean, in the same way that people, when you’re stressed, tell […]
Exit Stage Left
I spent my last week in Rome, back where it had all begun. A friend with a car drove me […]
Genoa
A fortuitous message from a fellow Erasmus student alerted me to her nearby presence in Genoa. And I hopped on […]
LIGURIA
Italians (quite naturally) like to tell you how beautiful their country is – a rather annoying habit at the end […]
Malign Blessing
(first published at http://www.extraenvironmentalist.com) The underground criminal system of Naples, Italy, might be the key to the city’s prosperous future. […]
Occupy Rome
(first published at http://www.extraenvironmentalist.com) In response to dramatic government funding cuts, occupiers in Rome, Italy are proposing radical solutions to […]
Palazzo del Freddo
With city temperatures peaking at 40 degrees centigrade this month, I’ve been seeking out the cooler locales of town – […]
Places to Study in Rome
If you’re the sort of person who finds a change of environment helpful whilst studying, you might be interested to […]
University of Edinburgh Go Abroad 