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The Town
Origins
Casale di Cocullo
Churches & Monuments
Archeology
Study Centre
Permanent Exhibit
Wind Farm
Photo Gallery (paese genitore)
The Town and Landscape
Cocullo: Looking Back
Around Windmills
The Feast
Portrait of San Domenico
Historical Origins
Capturing The Snakes
Species Protection Program
Photo Gallery
The Feast In The Past
The Feast Day
Celebrities
Surrounding Area
Why Choose Cocullo?
Cities & Towns
Anversa Degli Abruzzi
Castrovalva
Villalago
Scanno
Sulmona
Pescasseroli
Roccaraso
Celano
Avezzano
Pescara
L’Aquila
Castles & Villages
L’Aquila
Chieti
Pescara
Teramo
Hermitages
Caves
Seaside & Lakes
Coastal Communities
Lakes
Mountains & Skiing
Ski Resorts
Mountains & Mountain Chains
Regional Parks
National & Regional Parks
Nature Reserves
Hidden Treasures
For Sale Or Rent
For Rent
For Sale
Businesses & Accomodation
Local Businesses
Where To Stay
Where To Eat
Information & Contacts
How To Get Here
Contacts
Links
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The Feast In The Past
The Feast In The Past
beginning of the 20th century
Prof. Di Nola with a snake-catcher
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