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	The morphology of Etna
		The conspicuous cone in the foreground is Montagnola, a cone formed during a flank eruption in 1763.
		Note fl lava flows extending from the foreground to near the base of Montagnola; most of these were erupted in 1971, but the right photo shows a very dark lava flow at left which is from the September 1989 eruptions of SE Crater.
		These are the Montagnola to the south and the Pizzi Deneri, which lie on the westernmost extensions of the south and north rims of the Valle del Bove, respectively.
	boris.vulcanoetna.com /ETNA_morph.html (2004 words)

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		Montagnola, a very pleasant public park located in the centre of town, and one of the most favoured meeting and entertainment places of the Bolognese, was set with walking paths and lanes in the second half of the 17th century.
		The imposing staircase, built between 1893 and 1896 from a project by architects Tito Azzolini and Attilio Muggia, is decorated with allegorical and patriotic relief inspired by the town's history.
		In particular, the elegant sculpted group of the fountain, made by Diego Sarti and Pietro Veronesi, representing a nymph on the back of a sea horse, and struggling against the deadly embrace of an octopus, emerges from a shell set at the base of the stairs.
	www.euarchives.org /bologna/en_why_1_7.inc (116 words)

	Stationen Montagnola
		At the time, he himself is probably unaware of the fact that he has found a place in which to live until the end of his days.
		Montagnola marks the beginning of a decisive shift in the life of the 42-year-old Hesse, who is going through a deep personal and artistic crisis.
		Basel Berne Calw Gaienhofen Maulbronn Montagnola Tübingen
	www.hermann-hesse.de /eng/biographie/stationen/montagnola.htm (432 words)

	Azienda Agricola La Montagnola Torgiano, Perugia, Umbria
		The Montagnola Estate is located in the Chiascio valley, at about 300 meters asl, in the hills that overlooks the Umbrian Land, in front of Perugia and Assisi, midway between the mediaeval village of Torgiano and the Etruscan Bettona, around the eighteenth-century Villa La Montagnola, with its remarkable artistic and historical interest.
		La Montagnola was erected in the early 1700s by the Baglioni family.
		Probably the villa rises on the ruins of the ancient castle of the Mammoli family, of the XIII century.
	www.lamontagnola.it /eng (182 words)

	Hermann Hesse - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Hesse is the grandson of famed German missionary Rev. Dr.
		In 1919, Hesse moved to the town of Montagnola in the south of Switzerland.
		Hesse died of cerebral hemorrhage in his sleep in Montagnola at the age of 85.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Hermann_Hesse (504 words)

	Parco dell'Etna - Points of Interest
		Among the volcanic cones of the Etna, the Montagnola is one of the most impressive.
		It is situated in the South of the Central Crater, on the upper southern slope where it rose at 2500 meters of height after the eruption in summer 1763.
		The restoration project aims to preserve the structure in its original form not only as historical, artistic, and architectural monument, but also as an evidence of the local culture and tradition.
	www.parks.it /parco.etna/epun.html (398 words)

	ETNA NEWS, 22 JULY - 15 AUGUST 2001
		On the evening of 17 July a second eruptive fissure became active to the N of the Montagnola (a large pyroclastic cone formed in 1763, on which the Poseidon's live cam is located) and emitted a major lava flow that spread out toward the Valle del Bove rim.
		The activity of the explosive vent on the N side of the Montagnola, at about 2600 m elevation, was majestic, with dense volutes of dark gray ash rising hundreds of meters, punctuated by spectacular bursts of incandescent bombs that rose up to 200 m high.
		However, new eruptive vents opened on 27 July near the "Monte del Lago", closer to the Montagnola, and a new lava flow began to run toward the S part of the Valle del Bove, covering a part of the Canale della Montagnola, a popular excursion route.
	boris.vulcanoetna.com /ETNA_olds150801.html (4993 words)

	Oglethorpe University : News : Press Releases : 1998 : 12/17/98 : Hermann Hesse
		The exhibition is sponsored by Swissair, The Goethe Institute — Atlanta, The Swiss Center Foundation and Marianne and Claus Halle.
		Settling in the village of Montagnola in the Italian-speaking canton of Ticino in southern Switzerland, Hesse was captivated by the landscape.
		According to Hesse experts, it is in this work that the author may be seen as "a poet who wrote with the eyes of a painter." By 1920, Hesse had completed numerous paintings and exhibitions of his paintings were held that year in Basel and Lugano, Switzerland.
	www.oglethorpe.edu /news/press_releases/1998/12'17'98-Hermann_Hesse.asp?print=Y (782 words)

	Hotel Sovicille, Hotels Sovicille, Welcome, Sovicille, Hospitality Sovicille, Lodge Sovicille, Lodges Sovicille, ...
		Sovicille rises on the eastern part of the Sienese Montagnola and has played a remarkable role in the history of Rebublic of Siena.
		One of the main monuments of the Sovicille area is the Church Ponte allo Spino (dedicated to St. John Baptiste), romanic building with three naves close to the remains of a gothic cloister.
		Last, but not least, the river Merse, one of themost beautiful of this region, and the stream Farma, flowing through a very interesting naturalistical area; they are visited all year round by fishers and, in summer, by tourists looking for a pleasant place where to bathe.
	www.emmeti.it /Welcome/Toscana/Senese/Sovicille/index.uk.html (178 words)

	therucksack.net - Hiking, Trekking and Alpinism
		This crater was formed in 1763 and is an interesting destination in itself, last but not least because of the grand view you'll have from there.
		Photos: "Hot" 2001 Crater, Montagnola seen from the village, Starting point: the village around Rifugio Sapienza (seen from Montagnola), The S-ridge of Montagnola seen from the top, the summit of Montagnola, the rim of Montagnola's crater, impressive colours on your descent, looking back to the descent route
		After crossing the old lava you'll observe that the ridge is built of two lateral lines of rock, with sand and debris between them.
	www.therucksack.net /etnasud.html (720 words)

	The Ceresio peninsula (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-06)
		Although San Salvatore is the most obvious landmark on the Ceresio peninsula, just 4km southwest of central Lugano rises a lower hill dubbed the Collina d’Oro or Hill of Gold, not for its minerals but for its sun-drenched tranquillity.
		In 1924, he was granted Swiss citizenship, and then, in 1931, he moved to the Casa Bodmer, also in Montagnola, where he wrote The Glass Bead Game, which won him the Nobel Prize for Literature in 1946.
		There are no signs to the museum from the Montagnola bus stop; with the village post office behind you, walk down the slope and aim through a narrow passage leading ahead off the square.
	switzerland.isyours.com /e/guide/ticino/ceresio.html (481 words)

	hotel montagnola in Corfu island Greece
		Montagnola Hotel is located in Gastouri, near the Achillion Palace and 650 meters from the Sea.
		At the Restaurant, Breakfast and Dinner are served at the buffet with many Greek and International specialties.
		For the pricelist of Hotel Montagnola please click here or above on the image.
	www.corfu-hotels.biz /montagnola-hotel-corfu.htm (129 words)

	Italian Days \| Yoga & Lifestyle (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-06)
		Their house, Villa Montagnola, an estate that expands over 400 acres of land, sits on the hills above the Umbrian Plain, and faces the lovely cities of Perugia and Assisi.
		Built over the ruins of a 13th century castle, the main 18th century house in Villa Montagnola, now a landmark, is surrounded by old trees and olive groves.
		All it matters is to smell the flowers, contemplate how changing of day light enhances the earthy colors of the garden, and savor the delicious seasonal food and wine.
	www.italiandays.com /yoga.shtml (586 words)

	Sharon Creech
		On the front is a picture of our daughter Karin, reclining on a mountain in Andermatt (I love that she's taken off her hiking boots and seems so happy there on that mountain).
		The hardback cover has additional pictures on the back: one is of a teacher, Laura Studders, our son Rob and our daughter on the slopes of St. Moritz; beneath that is a photo of my husband Lyle.
		The school is in Montagnola, near Lugano, in the Italian-speaking Ticino.
	www.sharoncreech.com /novels/02.asp (356 words)

	Etna, June 2001 Photos. Part 1
		Left: Etna with the dark ash cloud from the 2500m vent that was drifting over Catania, forcing its airport to be closed (right) (Aspromonte on Calabria in background).
		The 2500m vent near the Montagnola summit (300m away from the mountain station of the cable car) continues to emit heavy loads of ash raining down over Etna's SE flank.
		A huge, 150m wide crater has formed upon the 2500m eruptive fissure near the summit of the Montagnola.
	www.decadevolcano.net /photos/etna0701_1.htm (453 words)

	San Lorenzo a Linari - apartment, near Siena Tuscany
		In the unpolluted environment of Montagnola, Residence San Lorenzo a Linari is an ancient, medieval monastery built on an 11th century fortress.
		Linari was a medieval monastery located in the wonderful Montagnola area 8 km southwest of Siena.
		Built in the llth century, it was converted to a grand country seat 500 years later by renowned Sienese architect Baldassarre Peruzzi.
	www.intuscany.net /apartments/linari.htm (788 words)

	Tuscany Villas - Villa Tolomei - Villas, Farmhouses, cottages and village homes for rent in Tuscany, Umbria and ...
		Designated as a National Park for its exceptional beauty, the Montagnola countryside of meadowland and mixed woodland of Holm oaks, chestnuts and pines has Burnt Sienna coloured soil with outcrops of pink and yellow "Brocatello" marble.
		Towered houses, remains of manors, ancient Pieve and lordly villas, which clothe the hillsides, combine with the landscape to confer an evocative beauty, which leaves unforgettable impressions of the past.
		In a beautiful position in the Montagnola hills west of Siena the estate and hamlet of Cerbaia formerly belonged to the Tolomei family, which figured largely in the history of the Siena area from the early Middle Ages.
	www.invitationtotuscany.com /tuscan_villas.php?ID=43 (1001 words)

	Worldroots.com
		In 1916 he began a two-year period of psychoanalytic therapy administered by a disciple of C. Jung (q.v.), an experience that had significance for his subsequent literary works.
		When his unhappy marriage ended in divorce in 1919, H. moved to Montagnola, becoming a Swiss citizen in 1923.
		Among the honors H. received for his writings were the Goethe Prize of the City of Frankfurt and the Nobel Prize, in 1946, and the Peace Prize of the German Bookdealers' Association, in 1955.
	worldroots.com /brigitte/hesse.html (3627 words)

	Holiday villa in Siena Area Tuscany Italy (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-06)
		It is situated in the Chianti area on the 'protected' hills of the Montagnola, with fabulous views towards San Gimignano and within easy reach of the famous cities of Siena and Florence.
		On the Montagnola Senese Hills near Pievescola between Monteriggoni and Casole D'Elsa, thirty minutes west of Siena.
		About the area In the holm oak and chestnut woods of the Montagnola with its abundance of wild flowers, birds and animals, including wild boar and deer, the expression 'away from it all' says it all.
	www.holiday-rentals.com /Italy/Tuscany/holiday-villa-Siena-Area/p10039.htm (849 words)

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		Of his paintings, Hesse wrote, "I have shown my appreciation to the old houses and stone roofs, the garden wall, the chestnut trees, the near and faraway mountains, by painting, using hundreds of good sheets of drawing paper, many tubes of waterpaints, and drawing pencils."
		Oglethorpe University Museum made arrangements with Jean Olaniszyn, founder of the Hermann Hesse Museum in Montagnola, Switzerland, to bring this exhibition to an American museum for the first time.
		The exhibition was sponsored by Swissair, The Goethe Institut-Atlanta, The Swiss Center Foundation, and Marianne and Claus Halle.
	museum.oglethorpe.edu /p_ex_hesse.htm (697 words)

	Soprintendenza Archeologica Toscana (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-06)
		A square column in the centre bears the weight of the last square slab that closes off the top of the "tholos".
		The organic unity of its design, the care taken over its execution and the metric proportions of the various parts of the Tomb of the Montagnola make it one of the finest examples of Etruscan architecture of the Oriental period.
		The objects left for the use of the dead are for both for men and women and therefore leave us in little doubt that this was a family tomb.
	www.mega.it /archeo.toscana/emontag.htm (287 words)

	Don Miguel Serrano Fernandez
		It was a nobleman's house, built in the Saint Petersburg Baroque style by one of the architects of the Golden Hill, its balconies and terraces facing the peaks of the Alps and the Lago di Lugano - but also opening onto the Garden of Klingsor.
		The streets of Montagnola were no longer of earth but of asphalt, and the pilgrims who trod them were different, too.
		For several years, symposiums were held in Montagnola or its immediate vicinity, at the instigation of enlightened North Americans, in which writers and university professors from Europe and America took part.
	feastofhateandfear.com /archives/serrano1.html (4200 words)

	Casa Hesse in Montagnola (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-06)
		He built a house according to Hesse's own basic design and presented it to him for his lifetime.
		The "Casa Hesse" was built above and slightly removed from the village of Montagnola, hidden behind trees and shrubbery.
		It had a magnificent view across the Lake of Lugano to its Italian shore, and also of San Salvatore and the peaks of the Monte Generoso."
	www.gss.ucsb.edu /projects/hesse/homes/casahess.html (278 words)

	Hesse, Hermann
		9, 1962, Montagnola, Switz.), German novelist, poet, and winner of the Nobel Prize for Literature in 1946, whose main theme deals with man's breaking out of the established modes of civilization to find his essential spirit.
		With his appeal for self-realization and his celebration of Eastern mysticism, Hesse posthumously became a cult figure to young people in the English-speaking world.
		He became a permanent resident of Switzerland in 1919 and a citizen in 1923, settling in Montagnola.
	www.britannica.com /nobel/micro/269_43.html (466 words)

	Camping La Montagnola (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-06)
		" THE MONTAGNOLA" camping area is an ideal bas for lovers of the outdoor life.
		The Montagnola camping area is situated at the foot of a thickly wooded chain of hills studded with mediaeval villages, Romanesque churches, abbeys and castles.
		It is the ideal place for a hodiday that combines tranquility, art and nature.
	www.campingtoscana.it /montagnola/gbmontagnola.htm (259 words)

	Albergo Pallone - Bologna (Italy) (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-06)
		Hotel Pallone is managed by A.Gi.O. - Associazione Giovani per l'Oratorio and is part of the Isola Montagnola project, willing to restore the Montagnola Park in Bologna back to its roots of interesting memories and architectural relevance.
		Hotel Pallone is built in the centre of Bologna, in a quiet and silent location near the Montagnola Park and Piazza VIII Agosto.
		It's very near from the railway station and the bus station (you can reach us by foot: see "where we are" in the box at your right), and near the historical centre of the city (Piazza Maggiore and the surroundings).
	www.isolamontagnola.it /pallone/pallone-uk.html (304 words)

	VRMAG - SANT ABBONDIO CHURCH IN FULLSCREEN QTVR (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-06)
		You’re still in the greater city of Lugano, but one minute you’re in Montagnola — a village of a few thousand, which itself is composed of several smaller neighbourhoods, all with proper names mind you and whose residents will eagerly point this out — and half a block down the road you’re in Gentilino.
		A few years ago I had the good fortune to reside in Montagnola for a spell and would often take an evening stroll down the hill to Sant’ Abbondio church, resplendent on its perch at the end of a lane of cypress trees on impeccably groomed grounds and beautifully lit at night.
		One of the most famous is that of Nobel Prize-winning German author Herman Hesse, who lived out his last decades just up the hill in Montagnola, where a museum devoted to his work is now located.
	vrm.vrway.com /issue21/SANT_ABBONDIO_CHURCH_IN_FULLSCREEN_QTVR.html (338 words)

	Hesse-Anna and Hedy
		But unfortunately he had leukemia, making it impossible for him to accept the prize in person.
		On his eighty-fifth birthday, Montagnola elected him an honorary citizen.
		Moves into a new house in Montagnola built for him as life tenant by Hans C. Bodmer.
	enloehs.wcpss.net /projects/west/hesse/hesse.html (809 words)

	Camp Site La Montagnola Italy
		"THE MONTAGNOLA" campsiteis situated at the foot of
		The camping ground has an emporium with several items, a buffet area and a bar.
		Strada della Montagnola, 39 - 53018 - Sovicille (SI)
	www.camping.it /english/toscana/lamontagnola (126 words)

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