
Breaking news: From 1 April we'll be listing 1,000 of the lies of omission by Amanda Knox and her media enablers and social media trolls. Yes, Knox DID murder Meredith, see her failed Florence appeal, and skipped out only because the final appeal court was bent.
Category: Her Perugia
Sunday, August 06, 2017
Meredith’s Perugia #38: Popular Beaches In Italy’s Deep South She Will Never See
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Sunday, May 28, 2017
Meredith’s Perugia #37: Aerial Perugia With High Definition Drone Photography
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Sunday, January 24, 2016
Only In Italy? A Complete Orchestra - Of Women Playing Harps
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Complexity squared….
The venues are not given, but one looks like the La Scala Opera House in Milan, completely sold out. Actually, there are a few such orchestras elsewhere in Europe and in the US; in Italy they are thick on the ground.
Friday, January 01, 2016
“Happy Day” By Universita per Stranieri Students Meredith Would Surely Have Got Along With
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Thursday, December 31, 2015
Buon Anno 2016! Bay Of Naples Has A Fireworks Show Like… Not Your Normal Town
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Last year the fireworks of Meredith’s home town received a lot of praise - she was born not far from that giant wheel.
Wednesday, December 25, 2013
Favorite Videos To Honor Meredith’s Nice Embracing Town Perugia At Christmas
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Wednesday, November 27, 2013
Meredith’s Perugia #35: A Main Draw For Her, The Exuberant Baroque And Renaissance
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Saturday, July 27, 2013
Meredith’s Perugia #34: Startling Sights Of Italy As Selected By Video Editor Alessandro Belotti
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Exhausted yet?!! Another in our video series of what Meredith could and should have seen. Same with everybody here if they possibly can.
We have had some readers curious as to the point of this series - until they themselves got to go there. THEN they saw what Meredith was forever stopped from seeing, and they started really watching.
Amateur editor Alessando Belotti put this YouTube together. Italians have produced far more of these proud, adulatory videos than any other nationaility, go online and you can track down thousands.
Italian are lucky that they have so much to work with - huge history, culture and scenery; fashion, cars, food and wines, mountains, plains, and a coastline that is one of the longest in the world.
Sunday, February 03, 2013
Meredith’s Perugia #33: A Great Look Around Her Chosen Italy By Helicopter
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Sunday, December 23, 2012
Meredith’s Perugia #32: The Historical And Cultural Center Of Perugia
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Everybody here knows that the center of Perugia is a walled plateau. If you’ve not yet been there, though, it might surprise you how high up it is.
Its great height really explains its existence. Above the mosquitoes and marauding bands. Its great height does not always come out in these videos. At a guess it is 1500 feet up. To get up there involves long fun zig-zaggy climbs up from the railway station area to the west or from the football stadium area to the south.
Hardly anyone arrives from the east or the north. To the east behind the court there is a long rather steep drop down and few roads could be built at the lowest levels. Perugia ends rather abruptly down there.
To the north below the sweeping view from Meredith’s window the two winding roads to the bottom of the deep valley through groves of olive trees and fig trees drop down for a very long time. It is difficult to build on those slopes. Perugia also ends rather abruptly down there.
Perugia is right at the center of the Apennnine mountains, which are slowly sinking and dividing out. Perugia is strangely protected though. This makes it one of the most original old cities in Italy, one of the few where the tolls from natural forces have always been low and the ancient artistry remains.
Meredith knew all of this long before she got there. It was a place she was bound to love, and would have remained attached to for life.
Sunday, April 08, 2012
Meredith’s Perugia #33: Calabria In Deep South Gradually Climbs Back Up In Tbe World
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The “toe” of Italy. To the west is haunting Sicily, and to the east is lively Salento.
All of these areas are increasingly becoming tourist hotspots as they have the hottest sun and least crowds and their history is pretty interesting. The further back in history you go the rainier and greener and more prosperous these provinces were. Once they were very well off.
They were also being given special economic boosts courtesy of the European Community - at least uintil “austerity” became the mantra of the day and their special programs had to be cut back.
In the 20th century maybe a higher proportion of the population from the Calabria province moved to the US than from any other. Pity. Scarce talent.
Sunday, April 01, 2012
Meredith’s Perugia #32: Why Italy Is so Attractive To So Many Smart Students Like Meredith
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Over 100 of these for Italy and its various cities are online; some are promotional, some personal, reflecting happy memories; Meredith was there with the EC’s Erasmus scheme.
Saturday, January 28, 2012
Meredith’s Perugia #31: Spectacular Dolomites World Heritage Playground In Northeast
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Half a day north of Perugia. Home to some of the most intrepid rock-climbing and fastest skiing in Europe
Saturday, December 24, 2011
Some Cool Videos From A Very Cool Country - Stagioni Saluti Everyone
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Sunday, November 06, 2011
Meredith’s Perugia #30: Naples Where Meredith On A School Holiday First Got Deeply Hooked On Italy
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Sunday, March 20, 2011
Meredith’s Perugia #31: Naples Area Where Meredith Was So Happy On A School Visit
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Sunday, January 30, 2011
Meredith’s Perugia #29: The Very Elegant City Of Milano Just Half A Day To The North
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Wednesday, November 03, 2010
Caring Perugia Sets Up A Scholarship To Commemorate Meredith And Offer A Kind Gesture To Her Family
Posted by Peter Quennell
We previously posted this report on the Mayor of Perugia, Wladimiro Boccali, and how he reflects the city’s still caring for Meredith.
Now we have this report from UPI that he and the city council and the School for Foreigners have created a scholarship for Meredith.
ROME, Nov. 3 (UPI)—A scholarship has been set up in the memory of a British exchange student found murdered three years ago in central Italy, officials said.
Perugia and the city’s University for Foreigners said the scholarship would honor the life of Meredith Kercher, the ANSA news agency reported.
‘‘Meredith Kercher was here, our guest, to study and we want to remember her as a young student,’’ Mayor Wladimiro Boccali said Tuesday, the third anniversary of the day she was found with her throat cut…
‘‘Perugia wants a tangible sign to remain from her coming here,” Boccali said. ‘‘I think Meredith should be considered one of us and, as such, she should find a place in the city’s shared memory, with a thought also for her devastated family.’‘
Murders are extremely rare in Perugia so they affect the whole city deeply. The city council has also tried its best to be helpful to the family and encourage the search in the Sonia Marra case.
Sonia also was a visiting student.
Sunday, June 27, 2010
Meredith’s Perugia #28: The Palm Riviera, For Her, Less Than One Hour East
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Saturday, May 08, 2010
Meredith’s Perugia #27: Half A Day’s Drive North - The Italian Lakes
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