Hills are alive with sound of Italian gunfire
Alberto Banchetti loves Scotland. He is passionate about the scenery, the people - and the wildlife. Blasting pigeons from the sky over Fife last week with a Benellie semi-automatic shotgun, the 31-year-old Roman was in a state of bliss.| Comments on article "Hills are alive with sound of Italian gunfire" | |||||||||
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