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- Rob is fascinated by the clinking of the glasses, they remind him of his mum's fond notifications when he was a little circuit. Accompany him to make a toast with an unknown person, toasting memories, whether they are new or many years ago
- From his research, Rob understood that there were fish in the sea, plants on land. Here, however, everything is so close, telling it in words is complicated: take a picture with him where the waters of the sea and the vineyard are visible at the same time, to make him remember their union.
- Strange and bizarre liquids, these wines: each one has its own colour, its flavour, its perfumes. Or so they told him, he doesn't have a nose. Sniff with him from two different glasses and exchange opinions, like real sommeliers!
- Rob has a penchant for ancient buildings and knows that there is a Sanctuary in Volastra. He's quite confused about exactly what that is, but he absolutely wants me to take a group photo in front of the door.
- Rob is used to welding, riveting, grinding and tightening with chrome-vanadium: the fact that dry stone walls stand without even a drop of mortar leaves him speechless. Try to fit it inside a low wall in the vineyard as if it were one of the stones and take a picture as if you were a Unesco heritage
- The typical wine of the Cinque Terre is called "Sciacchetrà". It's a difficult name, isn't it? Say it three times very fast and then immediately take a picture together! Who knows, maybe a full glass will magically appear. #sciacchetràsciacchetràsciacchetrà
- Up, down, up, down. It's all up and down around here. Take a perspective picture of Rob so that the climb seems endleeeeeeeeess.
- Vin De Gussa
Vin de Gussa, or peel wine, is a good white wine that derives from the recovery of the skins after pressing the Sciacchetrà. The peels are left in a barrel with the third pressing of the Cinque Terre Dop. Rob is very fascinated by this process and would like to have his own “peel” too! Create a coat for your Rob and take a picture with him wearing it. - Minestrun D’UaThis wine comes from a mix of red grapes, grapes that were grown in the personal production of the farmers. Rob would like to try his hand at this activity and find out what it means to create a "minsetrun" (which in Italian means vegetable soup) from scratch: help him find a small container in which to insert at least three different ingredients, to create his innovative little recipe! Don't forget to take a picture of yourself with him and his personal "minestrun"
- Sciacchetràit is the wine of the celebration, to be offered as a gift to the guest who comes to pay a visit to the house. After pressing, the wine ferments spontaneously and very slowly in stainless steel tanks for about two years. Rob doesn't yet know the concept of a gift, but would like to learn how to give gifts and asks you for a hand: prepare a small gift, properly wrapped, write an ad hoc note and leave the gift in a public place, as a gift to an unknown person. The gift can be anything: a nice bottle cap? A drawing made on the straw paper placemat? Of your choice! Ah! Don't forget to take a picture of yourself with the wrapped gift before placing it!
- Heroic viticulture is a viticulture practiced in inaccessible areas, difficult to manage but capable of producing surprising wines (the so-called "heroic wines"), such as those of the Cinque Terre. Rob doesn't know this term, heroic, what does it mean? Show him what it's like by taking a photo with him in full Avengers style: strike a pose and wear whatever makes you feel like a real superhero!
- Wine production in the Cinque Terre has always been manual, from harvesting to transport. The only technological innovation in favor of the wine-growing activity was the installation of monorails with trolleys for the transport of materials and people, able to travel and climb the slopes of the vineyards in the area. Show Rob this part of the backstory: make him a small trolley that can hold it and show him what it's like to go on a journey like this!
- Cinque Terre DOP is the wine that expresses the best qualities of the Cinque Terre terroir. Born from the Bosco, Albarola and Vermentino vines, they grow between the minerality of the soil and the sapidity of the sea air. Find at least one of these vines among those of Cantina Capellini (you will find signs telling you about the fields) and take a souvenir photo with your Rob!
- The name of Volastra comes from Vicus Oleaster, the village of oil. Rob knows about gear oil, but he knows nothing about the deliciousness of olive oil! Show him a bottle and immortalize him in his first encounter with this ingredient!
- Rob has never seen the sea up close: take him for a walk towards the sea, show him the waves and the boats and introduce him to a fisherman.
- Find a location that aesthetically reminds you of the Pixar film "Luca" and take a picture with Rob in front of it
- Introduce Rob to the experience of going on a vessel and take a snap of him and the coast, from a boat/ferry
- Take a shot at sunset from "A pie de ma" (in Riomaggiore) is a place with a crazy view and full of beauty: here you can drink a glass of wine with your feet directly immersed in the fresh water. Take Rob to discover this enchanting place and take a picture with him during the sunset!
- Take your Rob for a nice dip at the beach. How about the "giant" beach in Monterosso? Rob wouldn't want to look bad with his small stature: go there and take a perspective picture together where Rob looks as big as Mt.
- Have you ever written a postcard from your vacation spot? Rob has heard of it but can't quite figure out how this thing about postage stamps and mailboxes works. Take a postcard, stick a stamp and send it to whoever you want. You can also send it to your home, as a souvenir of this adventure. Oh, and don't forget to snap a photo of you posting it with him!
how to send photos
The photos must be sent one by one, they must have a maximum weight of 15 mega (photos from smartphones generally range from 6 to 8 mega, you should be comfortable there) and each photo must be accompanied by the name of the team and a title. Here is the form to upload them:
Rob likes to be popular, and for us little realities, your help in making us known is precious: if you want to share your photos on social networks, we have created the hashtag #robotlove2023, you can use it and you can also tag @cantinacapellini e @comelasfoglia
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