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2009-07-06 22:49:51

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Holidays in Gozo with a difference

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09:40,

2008-04-27 00:59:49

Description: Shrouded in mystery, I had no idea where I was being taken by my children on 'Mother's Day', so I waited in joyful anticipation at 7.a.m. on my doorstep for their arrival. Less than two (More) Shrouded in mystery, I had no idea where I was being taken by my children on 'Mother's Day', so I waited in joyful anticipation at 7.a.m. on my doorstep for their arrival. Less than two hours later, we reached the enchanting village of Gharb in Gozo, where our host, the indomitable Victor Galea, chairperson of the Ager Foundation, emerged full of his usual enthusiasm, from his idyllic retreat in a sun-splashed street, and introduced us to his charming wife Miriam who gave us a true Gozitan welcome. I did not yet know that a memorable day on a neighbouring farm was to be my experience. A very homely Grezzja, sweet daughter Guza and avuncular dad Karmnu stood at the entrance of their farmhouse ready to receive us. We were joined by two young couples from Malta and a beautiful lady lawyer from Russia. Fortified by steaming mugs of coffee flavoured with tacci (cloves), we made our way to the farm around the corner. Here we found sheep, goats and rabbits and here also, we were introduced to the art of milking - everyone trying his hand - and treated to a sheep-shearing session. The biggest rabbit I have ever seen ate his dinner unperturbed by prying eyes while a kindle of kittens would their way around our feet. And so to lunch to Grezzja's cosy kitchen who, before we sat down to table, prepared a big container with the milk which Karmnu had brought back and into which she put coagulating powder for the production of cheese which took exactly one hour to settle. Steaming bowls of vegetable soup made with chestnuts and cheese graced the table - everyone accepting a second helping - and this was followed by succulent timpana and ravjoli, home-made ice-cream, wine and coffee. A treat fit for a king! Now to the basement to watch the sheep at their feeding troughs and to feel the depth of Lanolin in their thick coats. Back to the dairy to inspect the now ready cheeses and to put them into cuplets (qwieleb). All into the back of the Land Rover for a jaunt to scenic spots and then to the home of the late Frenc ta' l-Gharb the mystic and holy man of Gozo to whom miracles have been ascribed. Mass at the exquisite church at Ta' Pinu at 5.00pm and then back to Grezzja for a duic an doras (drink for the door) as we say in Ireland and some of her delicious home-made cake. What a bonus it would have been to meet His Grace the much loved Bishop Nikol, but that will have to wait! This unforgettable day was a practical example of what those who believe in sustainable development can do, and a huge 'Proset' I say for Victor Galea to come up with such ideas! Settling our account for a very decent sum - half-price for young Daniel - we bid a final farewell to our gracious hosts. Tired, sated and full of peace, we board the boat for Melitaland and throw back a kiss to this magical world that is Gozo: 'Some island with the sea's silence on it...' My family keeps surfing the Ager Foundation's Website www.agerfoundation.com and I will venture on another service waiting for us on its menu! (Less)

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Agro and Eco holidays in Gozo

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09:40,

2008-04-26 14:57:16

Description: Shrouded in mystery, I had no idea where I was being taken by my children on 'Mother's Day', so I waited in joyful anticipation at 7.a.m. on my doorstep for their arrival. Less than two (More) Shrouded in mystery, I had no idea where I was being taken by my children on 'Mother's Day', so I waited in joyful anticipation at 7.a.m. on my doorstep for their arrival. Less than two hours later, we reached the enchanting village of Gharb in Gozo, where our host, the indomitable Victor Galea, chairperson of the Ager Foundation, emerged full of his usual enthusiasm, from his idyllic retreat in a sun-splashed street, and introduced us to his charming wife Miriam who gave us a true Gozitan welcome. I did not yet know that a memorable day on a neighbouring farm was to be my experience. A very homely Grezzja, sweet daughter Guza and avuncular dad Karmnu stood at the entrance of their farmhouse ready to receive us. We were joined by two young couples from Malta and a beautiful lady lawyer from Russia. Fortified by steaming mugs of coffee flavoured with tacci (cloves), we made our way to the farm around the corner. Here we found sheep, goats and rabbits and here also, we were introduced to the art of milking - everyone trying his hand - and treated to a sheep-shearing session. The biggest rabbit I have ever seen ate his dinner unperturbed by prying eyes while a kindle of kittens would their way around our feet. And so to lunch to Grezzja's cosy kitchen who, before we sat down to table, prepared a big container with the milk which Karmnu had brought back and into which she put coagulating powder for the production of cheese which took exactly one hour to settle. Steaming bowls of vegetable soup made with chestnuts and cheese graced the table - everyone accepting a second helping - and this was followed by succulent timpana and ravjoli, home-made ice-cream, wine and coffee. A treat fit for a king! Now to the basement to watch the sheep at their feeding troughs and to feel the depth of Lanolin in their thick coats. Back to the dairy to inspect the now ready cheeses and to put them into cuplets (qwieleb). All into the back of the Land Rover for a jaunt to scenic spots and then to the home of the late Frenc ta' l-Gharb the mystic and holy man of Gozo to whom miracles have been ascribed. Mass at the exquisite church at Ta' Pinu at 5.00pm and then back to Grezzja for a duic an doras (drink for the door) as we say in Ireland and some of her delicious home-made cake. What a bonus it would have been to meet His Grace the much loved Bishop Nikol, but that will have to wait! This unforgettable day was a practical example of what those who believe in sustainable development can do, and a huge 'Proset' I say for Victor Galea to come up with such ideas! Settling our account for a very decent sum - half-price for young Daniel - we bid a final farewell to our gracious hosts. Tired, sated and full of peace, we board the boat for Melitaland and throw back a kiss to this magical world that is Gozo: 'Some island with the sea's silence on it...' My family keeps surfing the Ager Foundation's Website www.agerfoundation.com and I will venture on another service waiting for us on its menu! (Less)

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Mississippi Highways and Crossroads

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06:48,

2008-02-23 14:38:59

Description: Uncle Lucius has given us a song called Mississippi Highway and it inspired me to do this little tribute to The Mississippi Delta region which is considered to be the birthplace of the Blues. Please (More) Uncle Lucius has given us a song called Mississippi Highway and it inspired me to do this little tribute to The Mississippi Delta region which is considered to be the birthplace of the Blues. Please check out Uncle Lucius at: http://unclelucius.com/ The most widely known legend surrounding Robert Johnson says that he sold his soul to the Devil at the crossroads of U.S. Highway 61 and U.S. Highway 49 in Clarksdale, Mississippi in exchange for prowess in playing the guitar. Actually, the location Johnson made reference to is a short distance away from that intersection. The legend was told mainly by Son House, but finds no corroboration in any of Johnson's work, despite titles like "Me and the Devil Blues" and "Hellhound on My Trail". With this said, the song "Cross Road Blues" is both widely and loosely interpreted by many as a descriptive encounter of Johnson selling his soul. The older Tommy Johnson (no relation, although it is speculated that they were cousins) also claimed to have sold his soul to the Devil. The story goes that if one would go to the crossroads a little before midnight and begin to play the guitar, a large black man would come up to the aspiring guitarist, retune his guitar and then hand it back. At this point (so the legend goes) the guitarist had sold his soul to become a virtuoso (A similar legend even surrounded virtuoso violinist Niccolo Paganini a century before.) Seventy or so years ago, a man who was then known as Robert Johnson passed away. He was poisoned, presumably by a houseman/barkeep whose wife had been flirting with him on an August Evening. Around the same time, a king pin of the then small, homely music industry sent out a middle man to find Johnson, in hopes of striking a record deal. It took until almost a year after Johnson's death for word to get back to the industry that Johnson was, in fact, deceased. This is not a surprise, considering that the spread of news at the time, let alone in poor black Mississippi (or really, where ever he may have taken up residence at the time), was reserved to word of mouth. Robert Johnson is arguably the most important, influential, and respected blues artist of all time. Back in the days when Johnson was still with us, recording equipment was sparse. Johnson recorded a grand total of forty one cuts, twelve of them alternate takes. In 1900, Bill and Annie Patton and their 12 children took up residence at Dockery Farms. Their nine-year-old, Charlie, took to following guitarist Henry Sloan to his performances at picnics, fish-fries, and social gatherings at boarding houses where the day laborers lived. By 1910, Patton was himself a professional musician, playing songs such as his own "Pony Blues," often with fellow guitarist Willie Brown. Within the next five years Patton had come to influence Tommy Johnson, considered one of the best ragtime-blues guitarists of the day, who had traveled to Dockery. He had also joined the Chatmon brothers who recorded using the name the "Mississippi Sheiks" at their musical jobs throughout the area. Even though there were no juke joints on the farm, Charlie Patton and other bluesmen, drawn to Dockery by its fame, used the plantation as their base. They would travel the network of state roads around Dockery Farms to communities large enough to support audiences that loved the blues. One of these roads, Highway 61, from Memphis to Vicksburg, was immortalized by 1960s folk/rock icon Bob Dylan. This was "blues country." The plantation was located between the towns of Cleveland and Ruleville, just south of the state prison at Parchman and north of Indianola, the birthplace of the blues guitar great B.B. King. Shops in the area sold "race records." These were typically blues sung by women like Ma Rainey and Bessie Smith and produced presumably for African-American buyers. In 1929 Charlie Patton recorded 14 songs for Paramount Records, featuring his gruff voice and rhythmic, percussive plucking. They immediately became top sellers, and resulted eventually in his second recording sessions, producing 26 titles, for the ARC company in New York in 1934. But it was Patton's live performances that inspired and influenced fans such as Robert Johnson, Bukka White, Ed 'Son' House, Chester Burnett (also known as Howlin' Wolf), and Roebuck 'Pop' Staples. These important artists in blues history either lived at or passed through Dockery Farms. Bluesmen Sonnyboy Williamson and Leadbelly were among 'guests of the state' at nearby Parchman Prison during the same era. Besides his blues guitar playing and singing, Patton was well known for his stage moves. He danced while playing and swinging his guitar around, often playing it behind his back. These crowd-pleasing antics imitated by rock stars including Jimi Hendrix have survived today in the acts of bluesmen such as Buddy Guy. Enjoy :-) Quinoacat (Less)

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