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Once upon a time ……

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…… there was a tiny weeny ickle itty- bitty island

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Her name was Procida

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It was so petite that all the other islands laughed at her

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She didnt care. The truth was she was little but really pretty

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Her name means laying in the sea. She may have been a marmaid : who knows!

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She had 3 ports:

Marina Grande

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Chiaiolella

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And Corricella

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A bridge linked Procida with an en even smaller inslet ������� � Vivara

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A natural riserve the kings of Naples had established centuries ago

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  • There was an old prison the Spanish had built long time ago

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At the top of her there was Terra Murata : a citadel many pirates had tried to seize

But all around there were strong walls

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And Saint Michael who had chased them off with his blazing sword

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Her streets were small and narrow but smelled of lemons and figs

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There were beaches and �rocks

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There was the countryside with its orchards and gardens

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But especially……There was the sea with its fishermen and fishing boats

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And big celebration for nearly everything

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The wine

and the sea

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The sorrow �and the beauty

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But most importantly there was a school , the Institute Capraro

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With Nursery children small like little rabbits

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Primary school children like happy fish

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And young lively dolphins in the Junior school

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Off to school from Monday to Friday, from 3 to 14 years old

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Learning languages and computers

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Singing

and playing sports

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Esploring around

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And having fun

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Who can be luckier?

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But the best thing about Procida is that

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Despite being small she still has room for everyone who wants to come

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What are you waiting for? Hurry up!

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