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Zebra chases Cheetah
A rare sighting in Valdera (Pisa, Tuscany). For more photos by pibinko please see questa pagina
The Crowdfunding for Tom Newton’s First Album is on
The crowdfunding for Tom Newton’s first album started today.
To be part of this venture, please read the page with the available options on the “Produzioni dal Basso” website https://www.produzionidalbasso.com/project/tom-newton-il-mio-primo-album/ (in the page you will find explanations in English and Italian)
To check out why we like to promote this story, please see references to Tom Newton on the pibinko.org website since 2017: https://www.pibinko.org/it/?s=tom+newton
Go Tom, go!
Tom “Harp” Newton’s first album approaching
Tom Newton is working on his first album:
http://tom-newton-crowdfunding.launchrock.com
We’ve been knowing Tom for a few years, and we are curious!
Below a couple of links from “quasi bootleg” situations with Tom from past stories (for more detailed information please refer to his Facebook page):
- Harmonica + vocals
- Drums
- Guitar
- Harmonica in a “geomusical” setting
The “Disfida di Barletta” in Scansano’s Tradition
The eighth book by Vito Filippini, active for over twenty years now in the documentation of facts and traditions concerning Scansano, Southern Tuscany, 207 pages, 14 Euro.
Le Bilan du Monde (2019)
218 pages.
Screws, colours
Participatory Lithology selected as one of the finalists for the 2020 Falling Walls Engage contest
The Participatory Lithology project was selected for evaluation in the final phase of the “Falling Walls Engage” contest. This is an initiative launched in 2009 in Berlin, Germany, to celebrate scientific progress and innovation as elements for “breaking walls” and to increase public engagement in scientific activities.
This is the video presenting our work in the Falling Walls context: https://falling-walls.com/remote2020/finalists/breaking-the-wall-of-forgotten-rock-samples/.
For more information
Tutti con le luci spente per la ricerca. Così si misura il cielo dal balcone di casa (Il Tirreno, Grosseto Edition, Sep. 29, 2020)
