Adele Marina di Bibbona

Vua Aurelia Marina di Bibbona, Tuscany, 72-600, Italy

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Under the Tuscan Sun

A travel blog entry by cwieden

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... farm loved the pigs so much! We saw baby pigs and they were the most adorable little things ever! Then I got a little uncomfortable when we went to his home and sampled the 'product' (I almost converted back to vegetarianism). I was torn between getting sick and breaking down into tears as he described exactly which body part each product came from. Not to worry, I kept it together by grabbing a bottle of wine and powering through it! Except for the end, I really ...

Digging a Roman Villa

A travel blog entry by betsypetersnow

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... was photographed and drawn. All items for each layer were given a separate number. This particular site was used for iron smelting during Etruscan times, then a roman villa was built where they did fish sauce production. After the collapse of the roman empire the site was used for iron production again.

At the site, there was also a group of students from the University ...

Bonjourno drom Livorno!

A travel blog entry by ndupui

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... taxi-limousine) avec nos amis Jacques et Nicole. On vous en donnera des nouvelles...

Martine, Félix et Stéphane, nous vous souhaitons un beau voyage et nous comprenons maintenant votre engouement pour ces beaux périples.

à + nos amis lecteurs (nous avons eu près de 300 visites depuis notre départ c'est quand même ...

Like Jonah

A travel blog entry by 2totango

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... people opening doors to yell at us and others, motor bikes swerving in and out, and everyone driving with just one hand. Not because they’re resting on the window, talking on a cell, holding hands with a sweetheart, or eating. But because one hand must be on the horn at all times for all the honks I heard!

But we were able to find an overpriced Hotel within a short amount of time. ...

First visit to Tuscany

A travel blog entry by suzanne-norman

... were greeted by a local guide. Sienna is a walled city – quite extraordinary – with buildings dating back 900 years. No sooner were we in Sienna walking along the cobbled roads when the skies opened and it started to pour. We had no rain coats or umbrellas so we hastily bought one of the latter – which didn’t help much.

Had a beautiful visit in the Duomo – the Cathedral built in the 11th century – where ...