We have been roaming around Val di Cecina and Valdera (the southernmost part of the province of Pisa) for over five years, and we never observed fog in such a scenic form. Our photo report will follow. For other forms of observation and mapping by the pibinko.org network: For more information and booking: micalosapevo@pibinko.org or … Continue reading Fog from Valdera under Montecatini Val di Cecina (Pisa) – Dec. 7, 2023
Saturday, March 4, for the International Open Data Day, the beta version of the Farma Valley Community Map will be presented in Torniella (GR), Southern Tuscany: meet us at 6PM in the Torniella Band/ARCI club in the main square of the village. The event is in the line of initiatives that the Attivarti.org founders have … Continue reading March 4, 2017: Open Data Day in Torniella (with opening in Scansano and closing in Castelnuovo Val di Cecina)
In collaboration with IRIS Ambiente: A presentation of the project for the Municipality of Castelnuovo Val di Cecina, South of Pisa, concerning the revision of some 80 km of trekking network. The project implied a series of GPS surveys, the creation of a GIS data set combining the survey with pre-existing cartography, update photographic documentation, and … Continue reading The revision of the trekking network in Castelnuovo Val di Cecina, Tuscany
“A piedi nel Far West” (On foot in the “Far West”) by Irene Pellegrini was published a few weeks ago. We are glad to announce this, as the book also contains a presentation of the pibinko.org network from various angles, and it is always interesting for us to see how other people describe our story. … Continue reading On foot in the “Far West”: Culinary Itineraries in Maremma
We have only one event left to close one year of work with the pibinko.org network and the Jug Band Colline Metallifere: this will be the epilogue of the Fourth Winter Fest, on Dec. 21. We then considered that we might start some housekeeping, by offering you a bird’s eye view on the blog articles … Continue reading A Year in Review with the pibinko.org Network and the Jug Band Colline Metallifere
Almost half an hour with an interview (in Italian) by Linda Linz from Radio Rogna to Jack O’Malley. From this you may discover almost all of the stream of activities which brought to the Jug Band Colline Metallifere, with roots in the mid-Nineties, up to the Participatory Lithology project, born during the first phase of … Continue reading May 9, 2020 – Interview with Jack O’Malley @ Se Telefonando
Also featuring Jack O’Malley and Wolfgang Scheibe from the Metalliferous Hills Jug Band Gli Amish from Jack White sono un progetto nato un paio di anni fa dall’incrocio fra Dario Canal, frontman degli Etruschi from Lakota, e Alessio Ricci, chitarrista dei Crimson Thunder di Piombino. Galeotto fu il teatro, e dopo la collaborazione nella preparazione … Continue reading Mar. 16, 2019 / Amish from Jack White & Friends @ Dribbling Bar Grosseto, Tuscany
The Open Data Day is an international event, in its ninth edition, celebrating open data, and its meaning for governments, business, and society all over the world. If this sounds a bit geeky, consider that many public bodies have adopted for some years now open data policies, and that the private sector is not ignoring … Continue reading Come to Tatti (Southern Tuscany) for the metalliferous version of the 2019 International Open Data Day
updated Mar 2026 Music (and rhymes) in the pibinko.org network are not just a form of entertainment, but media to convey environmental and land planning issues (as the historical core of the network’s business), or any other content that we deem appropriate. In time, activities have evolved, and will range from down-to-earth production of live … Continue reading Music and Rhymes