Bed & Breakfast Il Ponte Lucca

... 8217;ai chi-like tourist photos for us, though…). Afterward, we stopped at small sidewalk café for hot tea for both of us (you know Murray is sick when he foregoes beer for tea!), with a view of the tower right in front of us. I also ate some dry biscuits, which seemed to do alright. (Too bad – no "pizza in Pisa" for us, which I have pictures of doing from when I was here with my family several years ago!)

After ...

partie tot ce matin pour faire les 4.5 heures de train entre milan et pise, nous avons traverser plusieurs petit tunel. le paysage de la toscanne est beaucoup moins plat que ce que nous avons vue du nord-est de l'italie.

une fois nos bagage depose a l'auberge, on est partie vers la fameuse tour de pise. effectivemnt, elle ...

Cinque Terre photos here:
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Stayed at Affittacamere Patrizia Hostel in Rio Maggiore in Cinque Terre and wouldn't recommend it to anyone.
When we got to the Hostel it was just an office and no one was there. Our keys were stuck to the door with instructions on how to get to our dorm room. There was another set of keys there too so we could have taken those too and ...

We are finally home and it is actually Nov. 20th. We finally got in last night around midnight and could not download anything for the last several days because WiFi is too advanced for the small town we were in. It was the most relaxing of all the ...

Kim had taken her grandma to Lucca last November and had fallen in love with the place.

We found a park not far from the city walls and then headed in for a look. We came across a chocolate festival in one of the piazzas and sampled a few beforw buying a hot cocolate drink...literally hot chocolate in a cup. It made me feel a bit sick.

Walking Lucca is like a big ...

... an exciting time. I even had a chance to truly see the team rivalry when a Napoli fan crossed over into our section…brutal! I was even pushed in attempts to get this guy out of the stadium.

I visited a quality control center in nearby Prato. I was exposed to a number of tests performed on products before they were put onto the market.

I’ll update you soon,

Siara

... on staying with them for two months. HA! I wish.
At the house in Marlia I met Nicola’s mother Simona, and Adriano’s brother Massimo, and was shown to my aerie– a shady and spacious second-floor bedroom that overlooked fields that used to be planted with fruit trees and vegetables when Giuseppina’s Mother and Father were still living. It was nice and cool, though there was no air ...

... together. We then came home and had a wonderful and unforgettable three course dinner at home with many varieties of cheese, mushroom salad, puccini mushroom pastas, pickled eggplant, olives, tomatoes, and fried mushrooms! At this point I am more than sold on the idea of moving here!!! I need to try my best to figure out a way to Europe, even if its just for school!

... time, after opening at around 10am and then will slowly start opening again at two or three or maybe four. In short, the way of life around here is pretty damn good. I know that I am only here for a week, and it easy for me to only see the good things that exist here and gloss over the bad things, but from my limited point of view life aint half bad in Riomaggiore. There,s not a lot to do here, but that,s kinda the point. If the rest of Italy is like this, I,m not coming home. Ciao! Arrivaderci!

... pao, and vinho casa. I wish I could have it again. The place was called Ristaurante a Cozilla. Small little place in a little alley in the center of the city with cute decor and a great atmosphere. 2. Tied for second best are Pizzeria Ristorante 'Al 39' in Rome, just around the corner from my hostel on Via Vincenze. Amazing pasta!!! Great service. I went there twice and both times were great. Penne alla'arrabiate so yummy, along with another restaurant in ...