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Primary school
The small bell tower of the Church of St Anthony of Padua
Dried figs
The side façade of the Church of St Anthony of Padua
Sun-dried figs
A pointed-arch window
Primary school
Via XX Settembre
The right-hand side of the Church of St Anthony of Padua
The ruins of the “Castello da Capo”
The old Via Roma
Castello da Capo
The Church of Our Lady of the Most Holy Rosary
Via Capitano Verri
The bell tower of the Church of Our Lady of the Most Holy Rosary
Old Palace
Largo Vittorio Veneto
Window with bars
The new part of the village
Via Capitano Verri,
Via Milano
Campaigns
Via Milano
Old farmhouse
Via Milano
Bench
Via Milano
Street lamp
A house on Via Milano
Old building
A very old gas meter
Fountain
An old building with a pink façade
Piazza Sannitica
A weathercock
A yellow vase
Medieval village
Via Guiscardo
Via Guiscardo

The primary school building in Piazza Indipendenza

The small bell tower of the Church of St Anthony of Padua in Via Giandomenico de Sanctis

Figs laid out to dry in the sun on a wooden board in Via Trieste

On the left, a glimpse of the side façade of the Church of St Anthony of Padua; on the right, a pointed-arch mullioned window in Via Giandomenico de Sanctis

A close-up of some local figs, laid out in the sun to dry in Via Trieste

A pointed-arch window in the former convent of San Francesco, now the Town Hall on Via Giandomenico de Sanctis

The south side of the primary school on Via Trieste

A tree trunk and the Church of St Anthony of Padua in Via Giandomenico de Sanctis

An uphill slope on Via XX Settembre

The right-hand side of the Church of St Anthony of Padua on Via Giandomenico de Sanctis

The ruins of the “Castello da Capo” in Via Capitano Verri

A glimpse of the old Via Roma

Ancient ruins of the “Castello da Capo” in Via Capitano Verri

The west side of the Church of Our Lady of the Most Holy Rosary (formerly the Church of San Rocco) in Via Vittorio Emanuele

The southern edge of the town and old buildings on Via Capitano Verri

The oriental-style bell tower of the Church of Our Lady of the Most Holy Rosary, in Via Vittorio Emanuele

A detail of an old building and its entrance in Via Capitano Verri

Largo Vittorio Veneto and the old houses in the village

An old window with security bars in Via Capitano Verri

A row of buildings in the newer part of the village, as seen from Via Milano

Junction of Via Capitano Verri, with Via Milano to the left and Corso Conte di Torino to the right

Via Milano, the western boundary of the village

Panoramic view of the surrounding countryside from Via Capitano Verri

An old house on Via Milano, with a green façade

An old farmhouse without a roof, seen from Via Capitano Verri

Historic buildings on Via Milano

An old bench in Via Capitano Verri

Via Milano, at the junction with Vico Belvedere; on the left is the green railing marking the western boundary of the village

A street lamp at the junction of Via Capitano Verri and Via Milano

A house on Via Milano, with an ochre-yellow façade and some washing hanging out to dry

An old building between Largo delle Mura (on the left) and Corso Conte di Torino (on the right)

A very old, rusty gas meter in Vico del Piano

A small park with a fountain in Piazza Sannitica

An old building with a pink façade in Largo Vittorio Veneto

The fountain in Piazza Sannitica

A weathercock and the cardinal points on the roof of a house in Largo Vittorio Veneto

A hand-painted yellow vase on Corso Conte in Turin

Adjoining houses in the medieval village in Largo Vittorio Veneto

An old building in the historic centre on Via Guiscardo

The historic area of medieval origin in Via Guiscardo

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