@girolamomarotta

@girolamomarotta 8 February 2021

Where do you think BCH can go? 1K USD soon...?

@girolamomarotta 4 September 2020

Hi everyone! I came back after much time...what's the news here?

@girolamomarotta 2 July 2020

Hello everyone! I apologize if in the last few days I have been absent, but the work is taking me a lot. I hope to be back to writing and interacting with you soon. P.S. Could anyone briefly explain to me how the new rewards system works? Thank you!

@girolamomarotta 18 June 2020

Naples: sky and sea Hi to all my read.cash friends! Today I was in Naples for work and I took some photos to capture a fantastic sky and the spectacular maritime panorama that I found before me. But let's go in order. This photo was taken while I was driving, I was on the ring road and I was going to the *Camaldoli* area, a beautiful district of Naples that is located in the upper part of the city. It's a residential quarter where you can find many pedestrian areas for walking and also a lot of nature. I was unable to stay in one of these areas because I was in a hurry and had to meet some customers. But luckily, I managed to photograph the beautiful bright blue sky and the *Vomero* hill that can be seen in the distance. After finishing the meeting with my first client, I moved to one of the most beautiful maritime areas of the city, *Mergellina*. It's a famous place, where there is always a lot of tourism, from which you have a wonderful view of the Gulf of Naples. In the distance you can see *Vesuvius*, the volcano which is one of the symbols of the Patenopean city. I really would have liked to take one of those boats to go to the open sea, but I must say that even on the pier, with that heavenly panorama available, it was not bad at all. Needless to say, if you haven't been to Naples yet, you're missing out on a lot, so get organized and come and see me, you won't regret it. Not surprisingly, the famous writer and poet *Johan Wolfgang van Goethe* wrote: See Naples and then die Greetings to all and see you soon! Girolamo *All images are exclusive property of the author*

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@girolamomarotta 16 June 2020

Piazza Maione and Baronial Palace of Villaricca These are some photos that I took this afternoon, while I was waiting for a customer of mine to free himself to receive me. They portray the **Baronial Palace** and **Piazza Maione** of Villaricca, a town near Naples. The square is dedicated to the pilot captain Giuseppe Maione, originally from the place. The unfortunate soldier lost his life in an accident that occurred on April 18, 1939 during an exercise on the airfield of Mondovì (Turin). The palace dates back to the 15th century and was commissioned by Baron Giovanni Antonio Parisio. The nobleman was recently the protagonist of a diatribe, as it is believed that he was actually a marquis and that he had purchased that title. At the time, however, he was the head of the village of Panecoclo, as Villaricca was known in ancient times. The Palace was also used as a fortress and at 30 meters deep there are the dungeons, which served both as a refuge and as prisons. The day was really beautiful and I could not help taking some photos to portray the trees in the square and the sky animated by some clouds. Some renovations were being carried out in the square and unfortunately this is visible in the photos. But I believe that the beauty and history of these structures goes further and always comes out in every context. I hope you enjoyed my post, any suggestions from experienced users of the platform are welcome. Greetings to all and see you soon! Girolamo *All images are exclusive property of the author*

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@girolamomarotta 15 June 2020

Funny plays with my son Leonardo I want to share with you this photo depicting my son Leonardo, who is almost 3 years old. This afternoon I created together with him this structure using the Unico building blocks and it was really fun. Leo is a big fan of creative plays and often enjoys building, drawing, modeling. To raise that tall tower, he needed his dad and of course, I lent myself with great pleasure. I hope to show you more of his new works soon, as I have already published many of them on other platforms...maybe I will propose them again with different descriptions, there are some drawings that are really very beautiful. Greetings to everybody! Girolamo

@girolamomarotta 15 June 2020

My Intro Post Good morning to the whole read.cash community! My name is Girolamo Marotta, I'm Italian and I've been in the crypto world since 2017. On Steemit, I was one of the members of the Steempostitalia community, in which I worked to grow new users and proposed projects to reward the most deserving users. I was also head of the Italian community on Scorum, as I am passionate about sports. Unfortunately that adventure did not go so well and I was very sorry because I thought something really interesting could be built. Now I follow with curiosity the evolution of this new platform, hoping we can organize a well-defined plan to make it increasingly populated and profitable. I will publish posts that will vary from personal life to news, from sport to music, to medicine. I'm still trying to understand all the mechanisms of read.cash because I see that they are a bit different than those of the other blockchain social networks that I have used so far. I hope you will follow me in many and I too will try to be interactive to the maximum. If you want to follow me on other platforms too, here are the links of my profiles: https://steemit.com/@girolamomarotta https://hive.blog/@girolamomarotta A big hug to everybody! Girolamo