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Home made biscotti

Home made biscotti

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Cagliari festa di Sant Efisio ( Cagliari St Efisio) Photo of Franca Loru

Cagliari festa di Sant Efisio ( Cagliari St Efisio) Photo of Franca Loru

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La Peschiera_Cabras

La Peschiera_Cabras

Cagliari festa di S Efisio 1

Tramonto Torre dei Corsari - Sun set Torre dei Corsari

Tramonto Torre dei Corsari – Sun set Torre dei Corsari

Torre Dei Corsari

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Bosa

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desulo domenica delle palme

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Arbus' black sheep is part of the slow food foundation to promote biodiversity! The traditional use for this sheep is for wool, used to create traditional Sardinian costumes; however, the meat and milk are both of high quality. The Arbus Black sheep is a native breed, and, apart from the Sarda Bianca (White Sardinian), the only other indigenous breed in Sardinia. Its origins are not known for certain, but it probably came from a selection of Sardinian sheep with a base color of black instead of white. This breed was progressively abandoned in the 1970s during a push to find a more productive breed for milk production, leading to its replacement by the Sardinian White. Today, there are about 2000 of these sheep concentrated in Arbus and the neighboring communes of Medio Campidano and Cagliari. At one point, the population was almost extinct, numbering about 500 individuals in 2006; #sardinialocaltours #slowfood #blacksheep #wool #indigenous #local #different #unique #almostextinct #letsaveit #pastorisardi #🐑 #lamb #slowfooditalia #slowfoodnations #melbourne #melbournefood #australianshepherd #australia #uk🇬🇧 #canada #victoria #australia_oz #tasty #localfood #Sardinia #travelers #localexperience #spring

Anyone for cured meat?! Simply Delicious!!! 🍴🍷 Come and discover unknown Sardinia with us. ✉ info@sardinialocaltours.com.au 📲 FB & Instagram Sardinia Local Tours 💻 www.sardinialocaltours.com.au #sardinialocaltours #follow #guidedtours #englishtours #englishspeaker #tours #sardinia #australia #uk #nz #canada #usa #tourism #holiday #foodandwine #foodie #organicfood #goodfood #happyfood #foodporn #happiness #curedmeat #salami #salumi #visitsardinia #lifestylesardinia #bluezones #italianholidays #italy #italia

Another way to celebrate Carnival!! A wonderful parade with music, masks, costumes and lots of fun!! With "Su Marrulleri", carnival season in officially closed! It will be back next year with its amazing vibes and joy! Thank you! . . . #sardinialocaltours #touroperator #smallgroups #english #livelikelocal #real #sardinia #marrubiu #guidedtours #visitsardinia #carnival #sumarrulleri #fun #party #celebrate #joy #happiness #masks #music #people #positivevibes

Oldest documents related to the Sartiglia refer to the town of Oristano during the Spanish age. The Sartiglia has never been interrupted; that, every year, regardless of weather conditions, in war or peace, the Sartiglia has been run and ‘Su Componidori’ has been leading the ritual ceremonies of the joust. Since five hundred years, the Sartiglia has been marking the history of the town. Owing to its long history, the tournament has been deeply penetrating the culture and the community of Oristano. A sort of spell seems to renew the event in every edition and, at the same time, to enrich it with its own ancient past. #Repost @unionesarda.it • • • Non perdete questo bellissimo video di @albertomalizia. #sardinialocaltours #sartiglia #oristano #carnival #carnevale #crazy #funtime #sucompoidori #visitsardinia #turismo #Australia #february #beforeeaster #horse #horseride #500years #nonstop #🐴

Right on the edge of the water, under a blue sky, eating fresh grass! This how sheeps spend the days in Sardinia🐑 Although we can think that fishing is the main activity on the island, sheep farming is one of the most widespread jobs in Sardinia and a leading sector in the Sardinian economy. Most of the pecorino cheese produced in Italy comes from the milk of our sheeps. Shepherds still proudly represent the Sardinian people, their culture and traditions. . . . #sardinialocaltours #tours #guidedtours #customizedtours #offthebeatentrack #experience #unknown #sardinia #love #shepherd #locals #wild #island #untouched #nature #culture #tradition #sheep #pecorinocheese #cheese #pastori #pastorizia #pecorino

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