Clarici Spoleto
Piazza della Vittoria 32 Spoleto, Umbria, 06049, Italy
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Lunch with a Princess? Tom's Take....
... to from Hollywood. How much wine did she have to drink anyway? I went
along with it because she was so excited, and it’s usually me taking her down
some goofy boondoggle. I thought, maybe
I’ll finally know what it feels like to smile at her and say "See, I told you
so".
We arrived in Vignanello by train and when we walked up
to the front of the castle I was expecting to see ...
Lunch with a Princess
... by the Princess to have lunch with her in the private quarters of her castle in the village of Vignanello. Lunch with a Princess! This was every girls dream and I was so excited at the prospect. Princess Ruspoli was pleasant and friendly and her staff served us a wonderful lunch while we ate and sipped wine in her private quarters in front of a roaring fire. Her beautiful castle has an amazing history all of its own, including playing host ...
The day of the boat, the railway and the bus
... ships stop at Naples and the come across to Capri. Too busy for me, I think. Quiet was lovely, we had the place to ourselves. There are no cars in the middle of town, only electric carts used to ferry goods around. There is only on road on the island and that goes to the other settlements where the real people live.
We caught another boat, called surprisingly the Napoli Jet, across the bay to Naples. This was a bit smoother, but a little ...
Random thoughts and observations Part 2
... 50 cents and one Euro to go to the toilets here. Every now and again, our TD Andy will tell us we are having a biological break and he will take us to a place that has free toilets. At most tourist places, however, there is a toilet fee.
Too many 6 am wake up alarms begins to wear down even the most enthusiastic.
After the hot chocolates here that are like melted chocolate in a cup, ...
Myfavorite saint was worth the wait
I had tried and failed to convince myself not to go to Assisi. I knew that if I didn't go, there would always be a nagging part that would hafve regretted it. There were no CS-ers in Assisi, so I booked a hotel.
Upon arrive via taxi, I was somewhat startled. There didn’t seem to be anyone else staying in the place. It was in a dark and secluded area. The doors reminded me of a hospital. I had a vague sense that I would wind up in a horror ...



