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Morning
Mass
at
7
a.m.
at
the
Cathedral
-
Wonderful
-
A
story
like
Giorgio
Bassani
+++++++++++++++++++++
Italy,
again,
has
become
a
country
which
is
very
attractive
to
travel
to
-
to
better
understand
what
people
do
and
what
"notion"
(Begriff)
of
time
people
have.
Over
the
last
years,
I
went
several
times
to
Arezzo,
a
city
I
know
from
the
1990s.
Indeed,
Arezzo
is
a
small
town,
quiet,
well
structured.
Go
to
a
good
Hotel
(Graziella
Patio),
and
come
along
to
take
photographs
for
better
understanding.
Bring
a
powerful
"camera"
(indeed
:
camera),
since
the
places
and
streets,
most
paved,
are
complicated.
And
have
time,
to
look
at
the
People,
have
some
coffee
or
a
beer
at
Piazza
Grande.
After
getting
somewhat
acquainted
with
the
city,
establish
a
new
exercice,
to
get
up
early,
somewhat
at
around
6
a.m.
.
Have
a
first
coffee.
And
go
the
the
Cathedral,
absolutely
up
the
hill,
and
you
will
have
to
go
not
too
fast.
The
street
is
steep.
Usually,
if
you
are
erally
acquainted,
you
will
see
three
religious
sisters
coming
from
the
side,
in
her
habits.
The
morning
mass
is
held
at
7
a.m.,
in
the
wonderful
side
chapel.
There
may
be
around
40
to
50
people,
of
all
kind,
and
of
a
multitude
of
ages.
Some,
as
you
may
guess,
are
going
afterwards
to
work.
For
the
time
being,
there
is
alwys
an
old
priest,
quite
tall,
wonderfully
speaking
and
singing.
It
is
very
religious,
but
all
means
it
has
nothing
of
"Kitsch".
When
there
is
the
benediction
at
the
end,
you
feel
relieved
and
can
go
back
to
the
Hotel,
to
have
real
breakfast.
This
time,
you
are
going
downwards,
it
is
easier.
Here
some
photographs
taken
in
Arezzo
in
May
2016,
with
fog.
I
presume
Giorgio
Bassani,
who
was
Born
in
Ferrara
and
was
Jewish,
a
great
writer,
would
have
liked
the
story.
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