Albergo Ristorante Umbria Di Pinzaglia Pietro
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Travel Blogs from Citta di Castello
Rain, Sleet, Snow, Fog
... it was leaving that very moment. We ran outside to see it departing on its way to Perugia. So now we had to wait another 45 minutes for the next one. We didn’t miss that one, but got back to the hotel well after dinner had been served. Good thing we had had a big lunch!]
So now I’m sitting on the train headed to Rome. It is a beautiful, sunny day. Because of the feast of the Immaculate Conception it will be a bit crazy around the Spanish ...
Last Two Days
... pretty well soaked, and finally gave up. It was late afternoon before we found a place to eat a light lunch of pasta, bread with oil, and house wine. The tomato sauce in the pasta was excellent; the house wine not so good. In the evening we went to Rosetta's and Giovanni's to say goodbye -- which cannot be done without having wine. Then had a home cooked meal. This morning, Thursday, I had my last piece of chocolate torte ...
Thanksgiving Dinner
... for little bread. Of course, the Prosecco and vino rosa were flowing freely, followed by a lovely Vinsanto and Grappa. (I behaved myself, but did sleep soundly.) There were 7 guests plus the 3 of us. Conversation was non-stop and lively. Mostly Italian with a little English thrown in. I understood some of the words, so was able to get a few of ...
A trip to Arezzo
... the Aretins were fond of jousts and held tournaments. This was to commemorate an earlier war between the catholics and some other group. Appearantly it originates from the Crusades and the raids of the Saracens which also reached Arezzo.All the local people get very involved with this every year and it was so good to see the younger ones also getting involved. It realy was something special to see and so very Italian. All ...
Florence, city of magic and then some
... such a thing actually exists). I mean, we could have been eating, sleeping, drinking, smoking, shagging, exploring, peeing on things, etc...all in all it was an interesting experience but one I'd care never to repeat. When in Rome...or near it, I suppose... I made a very special friend here, a New Zealander by the name of Susan. She felt the same way about the church going experience, and we ended up sharing a very special conversation/bonding experience ...