Borgo Antico Fabriano
Fraz. Borgo Tufico, 32/A Fabriano, Marche, 60044, Italy
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The day of the boat, the railway and the bus
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We finally got to Assisi, and met our guide Giuseppe. Because we had to rearrange Capri, we were late getting here, so it was just on dark. We walked through the old town of Assisi, past gates built in the 14the Century. We saw the church and convent of the Poor Claires. They are a cloistered order, who do not even go into their own cathedral. They have their own chapel in the convent. We went into the Basilica of St Francis ...
Random thoughts and observations Part 2
There are no road rules in Italy, only suggested guidelines for driving.
Just because there is no parking bay, does not mean you can't park there.
Italian (and French) drivers have a greater spatial awareness of their cars than we do. They seem to be able to put a two metre wide car into a 1.9 metre wide space, without problems. And they do it at speed. They pass on corners, double ...
Gubbian Gastronomy
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- 7-8 capers
- 1 salted anchovy
- 2 teaspoons red wine vinegar
- salt and pepper
Directions for Stew:
Cut the meat into stew size chunks, place into a large metal/glass bowl (we used a cut of ossobuco and so included the flavorful bone) . Add half of the rosemary, sage, garlic, and fennel and cover with 1 liter of cooking wine. Place the marinade ...
Myfavorite saint was worth the wait
... convinced me that it would be better to pay 30 euros (special price because he liked Maya) to take me to the second station. After first I said no…but then decided it would be best. He drove me to the station, and I paid for our tickets.
The train finally arrived and a few women helped me to get my stuff onboard. This train ride was by far the best I have seen. On either side, trees with their golden leaves were standing tall, while after dark, ...
An Umbrian Excursion
After Valfabricca we cozied up in a quiet room of the Hotel Umbria for a few days of decompression. Our arrival in Perugia was welcomed by an escalator ride through what appeared on the face to be a medieval dungeon. Which was in fact the underground remains of the papal fortress Rocca Paolina which has been dutifully excavated. The medieval atmosphere of Perugia is astounding with brick and cobblestone making up the construction of ...



