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Travel Blogs from Lecce
Italia , 18$/Gal Avgas
... s , so it is a real Challenge in a Quick Airplane.
Went to Italia to see Carlo .he lives in the Salento Area , the Heel side of the Adriatic See and I really liked the area a lot being there about 30 years ago, where the same house I looked at then is still sitting on a cliff about 8o feet above the Water and the house still not finished only the Walls and roof is done, and nobody knows anything about it.
I really like to find out and would if possible ...
Farewell Italia
Our 80 days in Italy have been so happy and it has been such a wrench to leave our beautiful friends. Sal and Rog have made this journey possible for us and we have loved every minute of it. We have laughed our way through the whole journey. We are now on an Alitalia flight to Roma then on to Bodrum via Istanbul. I do hope this will be a smooth transition as we have had some difficulty with Pegasus Airlines and after an email this morning from them saying ...
Lecce
... to have taken a photo but thought not wise as we think MAFFIA. We set off to find the railway museum which we certainly took then long way around to get to but luckily we did as to Sal's absolute delight Rog came across an Asian shop which stocked all Sally's food group - tahini, curry powder, coconut milk, sweet chilli sauce, soy sauce, tofu, organic rice, pumpkin. These things have been impossible to ...
Day 12 - Napoli - Amalfi Coast - Brindisi
... immediately overhead dumped a few tons of water onto an area which had caught fire. I asked the chief squeeze how often such fires brake out – he said twice a month. "Anyway you want juice or spaghetti"
“Juice please”
“Are you sure? Juice or Spaghetti”
“Juice… What juice you got?
“What fruit you see?”
“ You're a funny Guy! Can I have ...
Baroque Blast
Today, Lecce was the Italian equivalent of Sevilla in Spain - both in the south of their respective countries, both beautiful places, both places hot as HELL during the summer, and both places absolutely dead in the afternoon, with any creatures valuing their lives choosing to hide out somewhere with A/C. Though today's high of 39 C in Lecce was a bit lower than I've seen the mercury climb in Sevilla, which once hit 42 C when I was there, during August some years ...