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The Adratic sea
... instead of sand.
The Adriatic sea is on the coasts of Italy, Slovenia, Albania, Switzerland, Croatia, Montenegro and France is connected to it by drainage pipes. The adriatic sea is mostly connected to the Abruzzo Region of Italy. This sea has 1300 islands inside it and most ...
We've reached the Homeland. Penne & Pescara
Our few days in Penne and Pescara were a dream. A very very good dream. We were welcomed with open arms by the cousin of my grandmother and his family. Grandma Del Prince came to the U.S. with her parents when she was young but her cousins Antonio and Emilio remained in Penne. We didn't get the chance to visit with her but it's been a goal to come to the place of her birth for as long as I can remember. We stayed with ...
Our final full day - also know as Ike-UGH!
... just at closing.
The Lancia Ypsilon is a fun little car to drive, with emphasis on little. I rolled the dice on getting the shower in there and we managed to get it in. It was upright between me and Debbie, and we had to jury rig some tape into a makeshift rope to secure the trunk. As we started out of the parking lot Debbie asked me if I thought the drive home would be okay. I replied, "We are driving an undersized car with an oversized shower between us in a ...
Our ventures with the Venturas
... to get back to the Municipio office to finish the paperwork. I promised Debbie we would return and check out a couple of other stores advertising "arredo bagno" (bathroom furnishings) after we were done. We made the short trip back to Castiglione, took care of business, and raced back to San Giovanni Teatino. We picked up a couple of items for dinner at Auchan and were beginning to wind down, anxious to pick up our shopping the next day. Debbie said she was okay ...
Celebrating honey with my honey!
... edge of the center of the village in Castiglione so we headed down to check it out before heading up into the hills. The day was dazzling bright and we began our stroll by going down our tiny street of Via Regina Margherita. The "main" road of Via Roma forks off just before our house into Piazza Umberto I, which is really nothing more than a parking lot. From Piazza Umberto the road funnels down right outside our kitchen into a road that is barely wider than an ...
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