In certain borghi (small medieval villages) in Lunigiana several centuries ago, some impoverished mountain people, pushed by necessity, began climbing the arduous paths of the Apennines and then descending and dispersing across the northern plain to sell sacred images, almanacs,
In certain borghi (small medieval villages) in Lunigiana several centuries ago, some impoverished mountain people, pushed by necessity, began climbing the arduous paths of the Apennines and then descending and dispersing across the northern plain to sell sacred images, almanacs,
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