Two friends reunited (via facebook) bridging the time gap of 30 years, the geographical gap - Australia and USA, and the generation gap; by blogging about food, fashion, fotography, fitness, family, and friends.
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Friday, December 3, 2010

Italian connection needed to find an Exacta Mini Linker

R wrote -  I need an Italian connection to find an Exacta Mini Linker for me. I've searched everywhere on google and ebay, none to be found. It was my favorite piece of equipment, linked thousands of sweaters together till it finally died on me. I know they are still available in Italy as I found a demo video on U Tube. Know anyone?




Clara in R's studio
Clara - Very sad to hear that your Mini Linker died. I know you look after your machines well and keep them for ages. 

The book I sent you, 'Irresistible Italy' by Bill and Patsy Rowe, features Alvina and Umberto's farm in Tuscany where they enjoy an agriturismo lifestyle which they
share with others by renting out two fabulous villas on the 8 hectare property.  Why don't you contact her on the website http://www.timeintuscany.com/
Good luck.


Cosimo  (and Concetta) are much loved donkeys at
Podernuovo in Tuscany

  
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

Waiting for the mini linker

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  1. Renotta Thompson RRT DesignsDecember 4, 2010 at 1:16 PM

    Is that a mule or a donkey? At any rate, you look great in every setting, including my studio!

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  2. Claire MitchellDecember 5, 2010 at 1:54 AM

    They are donkeys - except for me that is. Once the main source of transport and farm power for the velley, Amiata donkeys are now protected by a special program to maintain the species, of which there are only 200 left. Cosimo and Concerto are particularly fortunate because Alvina and Umberto had them microchipped and built a lovely warm donkey house for them, a fact that amused and astonished local farmers who think the stranieri (strangers) from Australia are very odd indeed - A house for the donkeys! What next?

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