Since I read in 'Serradifalco', Giuseppe
Testa's book, about the tombs of the
Cave of the Water, I've been seaching for it.
This time, Jackie and I met a farmer, Sebastiano
Cazzetta, who told us of an American, John Puma (born in
Buffalo) and his wife Marti Giacoppelli, who knew of the cave and lived
near it, but hadn't found it. He said we could search his property,
but we didn't have time. We did eventually find
it, just where Testa said it was. See further
below, after Piazza Armerina. |
Sin leggiri in 'Serradifalco', u libru di
Giuseppe Testa, di i tumbi della
Grutta d'Aqua, l'aiu cercatu.
Chista volta, Jacalina e ji incuntramu 'nu campagnulu,
Sebastianu Cazzetta, cu ni dissi di un' Americanu, Giovanni Puma
(chu era natu in Buffalu) e s'o mugghieri Marta
Giacopelli, chi sapevanu della grutta e stavanu vicini,
ma nun hannu truvata. Iddu ni dissi chi potivamu cercari a
s'o pruprietà,
ma unn avivamu u tempu. Dopu la truvamu,
essattamenti unni Testa diciva unni era. Viditi
cchiù
bassu, dopu di Piazza Armerina. |