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First and foremost, a very special thanks to Gregory Page and the girls at Alfaimmobiliare, real estate agents straordinario in Castellina in Chianti, San Gimignano and Lucca (Tuscany) and Orvieto (Umbria), for their generous help and friendship during my many happy stays in Castellina-in-Chianti and my travels around Italy. If you are looking to buy a property in Tuscany or Umbria then have a look at the Alfaimmobiliare Web-Site and contact one of their offices to start a dialogue.
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If you are looking for somewhere to stay in Tuscany or Umbria, my friend Sean Caufield's company to-tuscany, which is based in Chianti, has dozens of well managed properties to choose from and a very user friendly web site. Equally if you own a property you wish to rent, Sean's your man.
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Many of Paradoxplace's hundreds of pages have links to relevant external websites. Here are some worthwhile sites that have widely based information.
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Holly Hayes Sacred Destinations has information about hundreds of sacred sites, holy places, religious buildings, and pilgrimage destinations around the world.
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John Malyon's artcyclopedia is a an excellent resource for linking to thousands of works of art that can be viewed on the web.
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art-roman.net has photos of a large number of the Romanesque churches of France.
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Julianna Lees Has a great collection of photos of Romanesque capitals, mostly from France - she is also into green men.
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Mary Ann Sullivan of Bluffton University has a site with an impressive number of photos plus commentary on many of the places team Paradox has visited.
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Details about most of the major buildings in Paradoxplace can be found in Nicolas Janberg's Structurae.
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Bill Buckingham's Mosaic Atlas has links to more mosaics than you ever thought existed.
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Whilst Wikipedia is a bit of a jungle to participate in, it has improved the accuracy of its written information greatly and can be a good additional source to the "this is what it's like to be there" photo based Paradoxplace pages.
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