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-- Caroline from Garbo Laughs
"I'm always in awe of how beautifully she writes, combining humour with a deep understanding of all aspects of classic film"
-- Sophie from Waitin' on a Sunny Day
"Oh what a special blog this is. Clara is an enthusiastic and clever movie lover. I love all of her posts and her cleverly named blog (see if you can figure out what it refers to)"
-- FlickChick from A Person in the Dark"A blogger who always writes unique, insightful, and entertaining posts, Clara @ Via Margutta 51 is one of my favorites."
-- Audrey from Fedoras and High Heels"Clara is a wonderful blogger from Chile whose posts are thoughtful, intelligent, and really interesting to read! And as fans of Roman Holiday, just reading the name of her blog makes us smile."
-- The girls from True Classics"This is a fun one! Written by a Chilean gal (who speaks very good English, I might add!), the site takes its name from the address in Roman Holiday, and is a sweet devotion to classic film."
-- Lara from Backlots"My friend Clara who hails from Chile writes this very cool blog. And Clara is very cool herself. She is also a big Audrey Hepburn fan."
-- Monty from All Good Things"It inspired me to start blogging myself."
"If you don't know about Clara's lovely blog, you must be living under a rock ;) Honestly, though, Clara always has such intriguing posts & a really professional blog interface."
-- Rianna from Frankly, My Dear"An amazing blogger who has knowledge beyond belief of classic film and her posts always draw me in :-)"
-- Bette from Bette's Classic Movie Blog"Clara over at Via Margutta has such an amazing blog. It's got a great design and she always has interesting and creative posts, for example this Gift guide for Classic Movie Fans or fun games like When I Say You Say. I don't comment nearly as much as should—that should change! Check her out, you won't be sorry!"
-- Perfect Number 6"Clara's blog is one of my favorites. She's creative, high-spirited and expresses herself so well. In fact, I wish I could do so well in my first language, let alone a second."
-- KC from Classic Movies"I stumbled across Via Margutta 51 about 6 months ago and love the variety of the posts. The Twitter version of “Red-Headed Woman” for the Jean Harlow blogathon was hilarious and clever."
-- Jennifer from Comet Over Hollywood"The posts I read look interesting and well-written, especially considering that blogger Clara is writing in her second language."
-- Ted from Just a cineast
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3 comments:
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So funny and clever!
Fantastic blog!
I'm following too.
Thank's for visiting.
jnpickens: Thank u, I'm glad you liked it :)
Rubi: Thanks. I love your blog too, the translation tool works like a charm :)