| | We stayed in this brand new house at the edge of Tramonti di Sotto |
| | | Looking toward the village center from the house |
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| | American descendants of emigrants from Tramonti to Dorchester, Massachusetts |
| | | Paul Cifrino & Mondo Ferroli at the WW II monument |
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| | Morning fog seen from our bedroom in Tramonti di Sotto |
| | | Morning fog seen from our bedroom in Tramonti di Sotto |
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| | Antica Corte hotel, restaurant, bar & gas station on the main plaza, in d... |
| | | Vicki Rugo, Dolores & Paul Cifrino by the butcher shop on the main plaza |
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| | Bidoli home in the village of Tramonti di Mezzo, Comune di Tramonti di Sotto |
| | | In 1756, Pietro Bidoli built the family home according to the keystone |
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| | Giuseppe Rugo married Maria Madalena Bidoli ca 1896 and they went to Dorchester |
| | | Courtyard of the Bidoli home, still in the family after 250 years |
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| | The Fornasier family inherited a wing of the house from a Bidoli aunt |
| | | The Fornasiers also inherited & kept Rugo family photos taken in Boston i... |
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| | Family home of Celso Vallar who married Beatrice Bidoli, Guido Rugo's cousin |
| | | The Vallars originated in Inglagna and still own the house where Celso was born |
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| | Cousins Giulia Vallar of Milan & Lucy Rugo of Dorchester met at the Valla... |
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| | Not a typical house; a 1905 attempt to create a castle |
| | | A village to the east of the main Meduna River valley |
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| | Traveling east from Tramonti di Sotto toward Vito D'Asio |
| | | Home of a Bidoli family member in Comune di Vito D'Asio |
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