NOSTR is still a baby.
He’s a cypherpunk’s child, forged in privacy, cryptography, and defiance.
Too often, our social layer loops on the same four topics: Bitcoin, privacy, Austrian econ, rinse and repeat.
Guilty as charged; scroll my npub and you’ll see.
Today, let’s try something different: a small slice of culture from Northern Italy: Saint Martin’s Summer.
Legend says Saint Martin, a Roman soldier, met a freezing beggar near Amiens, cut his cloak in two and shared it.
The skies cleared, warmth returned, and ever since mid-November’s mild spell is called “Saint Martin’s Summer” (aka Indian Summer).
It marks a brief, hopeful pause of light before winter, born from a simple act of generosity.
Read more in English:
Why Italy celebrates Saint Martin’s Summer:
wantedinrome.com/news/italys-summer-of-san-martino-on-11-november/
A clear legend recap:
suedtirol.info/en/experiences-and-events/plp/experiences/events/a/the-legend-of-st-martin
Thanks, friends ⚡🙏
"I'll leave you with this photo of a warm autumn sunset in the stunning Valle Seriana.
It was this very sunset that inspired me! If you like this, let’s post more beyond the usual hot takes :local stories, art, and human moments.
#sunset #italy #valleseriana #saintmartin #indiansummer #nature #legend #NOSTR
