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3. it.wikipedia.org › wiki › Alessandro_CamonAlessandro Camon - Wikipedia

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   Alessandro Camon è nato a Padova, figlio dello scrittore Ferdinando Camon e della giornalista Gabriella Imperatori.Dopo essersi laureato in filosofia presso l'Università di Padova, con una tesi sull'estetica della violenza nel cinema dagli anni sessanta, [1] inizia a farsi le ossa come critico cinematografico e scrivendo articoli per diverse riviste.

4. en.pyreneescathares.com › discover › typicalCamon One of the most beautiful villages in France | Official ...

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   The streets and alleyways are decorated with climbing roses, giving Camon its nickname of “the village of a hundred roses”. Indeed, Camon has a long history of winegrowing, and rose bushes were planted here. Roses, affected by diseases before the vine, warned winegrowers, who were able to organize themselves to stem epidemics.

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5. www.francethisway.com › places › camonCamon France travel and tourism, attractions and sightseeing ...

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   France This Way review: Camon is a charming village with lots of interesting historical aspects to see, and adds variety to a visit to this region to explore the cathar castles. Camon is a fortified village which has grown up around a benedictine Abbey. The origins of the abbey date back to 923 and possibly earlier, however the original abbey ...

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6. lareviewofbooks.org › contributor › alessandro-camonAlessandro Camon | Los Angeles Review of Books

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   Oct 15, 2023 · Alessandro Camon discusses the role storytelling played in the success of the WGA/SAG-AFTRA strike in Hollywood. ... 672 S. La Fayette Park Place, Suite 30. Los Angeles, CA 90057.

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   Where is camon in France?

   • Camon is in the Ariege department of the Midi-Pyrenees, south-west of Carcassonne and listed among the most beautiful villages in France. France This Way review: Camon is a charming village with lots of interesting historical aspects to see, and adds variety to a visit to this region to explore the cathar castles

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   What is Camon famous for?

   • Camon is a fortified village built around a former abbey that became a priory. Wonderfully well-preserved, the defensive system surrounding the core of this pretty village, listed as one of France’s most beautiful villages, consists of ramparts and a gateway reminiscent of the impressive city of Carcassonne.

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   Why is Camon called the village of a hundred roses?

   • Philippe de Lévis, appointed prior of Camon in the early 16th century, left a deep imprint on the village, its church and its abbey. The streets and alleyways are decorated with climbing roses, giving Camon its nickname of “the village of a hundred roses”. Indeed, Camon has a long history of winegrowing, and rose bushes were planted here.

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   Why is Camon called Camon?

   • Wonderfully well-preserved, the defensive system surrounding the core of this pretty village, listed as one of France’s most beautiful villages, consists of ramparts and a gateway reminiscent of the impressive city of Carcassonne. The name of the village of Camon comes from the Latin cambo dunum, meaning meander fortress.

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   Why is Camon a Benedictine abbey?

   • Camon is a fortified village which has grown up around a benedictine Abbey. The origins of the abbey date back to 923 and possibly earlier, however the original abbey and the village were destroyed along with Mirepoix and many other villages in the area in 1289 when a natural dam gave way.

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   How many Cabanes are there in Camon?

   • An interesting feature of the area around Camon is its 'cabanes' and there are more than 100 of these stone shelters scattered around the countryside around the village. These used to be used as shelter and storage by the winegrowers and before that they were used by the monks.

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