Scuderia Clemente ASD

28/05/2026

28/05/2026

Le catacombe di Parigi nel 1861, fotografate da Felix Nadar
Il grande fotografo Nadar, che nel 1862 fu il primo a confrontarsi con l'oscurità delle catacombe grazie alla sua luce fotografica artificiale, per le sue foto usava manichini e non veri operai, dato che le foto richiedevano un tempo di posa di circa 20 minuti.

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28/05/2026

“ Io ti dico che l’uomo è uomo quando non è testardo. Quando capisce che è venuto il momento di fare marcia indietro, e la fa. Quando riconosce un errore commesso se ne assume le responsabilità, paga le conseguenze, e non cerca scuse. Quando amministra e valorizza nella stessa misura tanto il suo coraggio quanto la sua paura. ”

Ricorre oggi il 126° anniversario di nascita del maestro EDUARDO DE FILIPPO (Napoli, 24 maggio 1900 drammaturgo, regista, attore, sceneggiatore e poeta uno dei massimi esponenti del teatro Napoletano ma soprattutto della cultura Italiana del Novecento.

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28/05/2026

I miei cani adorano i miei cavalli ♥️

28/05/2026

Who remembers Hopalong Cassidy and his famous horse, Topper? 🤠🐴
For an entire generation of western fans, Hopalong Cassidy wasn’t just a cowboy hero — he was a legend. And right beside him through countless adventures was his beautiful white horse, Topper. ❤️

William Boyd rode Topper throughout the later Hopalong Cassidy films, public appearances, and the hugely popular television series that helped turn Hoppy into one of the biggest western icons of the 20th century.

Interestingly, Boyd and his wife, actress Grace Bradley, reportedly named the horse after the famous Topper stories by author Thorne Smith — tales that later became successful Hollywood films in the 1930s starring Cary Grant and Constance Bennett.

The Hopalong Cassidy phenomenon lasted an astonishing 24 years, from 1935 to 1959. During that time:
⭐ 66 feature films were released
⭐ 52 television episodes aired
⭐ Countless parades, rodeos, charity appearances, and live events followed

By the 1950s, Boyd and Topper had become inseparable in the eyes of the public. Children adored them. Families lined parade routes just to catch a glimpse of the famous cowboy and his horse.

Many fans assume western stars always owned the horses they rode on screen, but that wasn’t usually the case. Early in his career, Boyd often rode rented horses supplied by local stables. It was only later, as Hopalong Cassidy became a national sensation, that Topper truly became his horse.

Sadly, Topper passed away in 1959, one year before Boyd’s planned appearance in the 1960 Tournament of Roses Parade.

But for many fans of classic westerns, Hopalong Cassidy and Topper remain unforgettable symbols of a golden era of television and movie history. 🌵🐎

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28/05/2026

Sara si fa spupazzare di coccole da Ottavia 😊

27/05/2026

Una meraviglia 💘

27/05/2026

Carico di Vitamine 😄

27/05/2026

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27/05/2026

Merenda a Km 0 😄