Greenwingo

Fifth article out — Pietrasecca (A Village Risen From Stone), a borgo grown straight out of a rock spur in the Marsica. A guided walk through the Grotta del Cervo, then a slow climb past empty houses to the ruins of Santo Stefano.

The villages that empty out — a personal reflection on the depopulation of Abruzzo's inland villages: what gets lost when a borgo slowly empties, and the quiet signs of hope bringing people back — roots tourism, €1 homes, bears returning to Pettorano sul Gizio, and the film crews that keep falling for these places.

Avezzano — gateway to the Marsica. A practical guide to using the town as a base: how to get there, what to see in Avezzano itself, and the villages, canyons, and ruins within easy reach — Aielli, Canistro, Villalago, Celano, Alba Fucens, Cocullo, and more.

Fourth article out — Valle Roveto & Canistro (A Generous Land), a village built entirely around its fountains. Starts at the Parco della Sponga and climbs through an emigration exhibit, a chapel in the chestnut woods, and the Liri river.

Third article out — Aielli (Borgo Universo), the astronomy village coated in vibrant street art. A perfect crossroad between constellations, poetry, and slow walking.

The story behind Greenwingo — on photographing with intention, choosing presence over pixels, and why some places deserve more than an algorithm.

Second article out — Villalago, a living village in the Sagittario valley. Deer, gorges, and a Sunday that tasted like slow life.

First article out — the story of Buonanotte, an abandoned village in the Val di Sangro that I found almost by accident.

The real luxury — slowing down. A reflection on living in a small province, the stress of big cities, and why I wouldn't trade this for anything.