Corso Orvieto
Corso Cavour 343 Orvieto, Umbria, 5018, 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 ...
Suzie’s Yard: much ado about olives
... are both clearly nervous. After six weeks in one country, one month of solid traveling through no less than five countries – each with their own many cultures, dialects and (often troubled) histories – is a worrying prospect. It is hard to shift into this new consciousness, where you learn a few key phrases in a language and spend your time in youth hostels or tourist honey-traps. Nevertheless, into a bitterly cold Slovenian night we step and, like Orpheus, try our best not to look back.
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Farm Stay, Amanda Knox, Chocolate!
Perugia…the town where Amanda Knox has been held and now freed…big news here. And a happier note…the Chocolate capitol of the world! Seriously! We are staying in at a backpackers farm stay and met people from all over! They have dogs, cats, chickens, donkeys, horses, and goats! Katee is in heaven! The kids like this place and the trailer park in Paris the best…kids!? ...
Orvieto for 3 days
... br> After a lengthy pause at staring at the Duomo we continued our way to the Hotel Vigilio which was just to the right of the Duomo. (or left, depending on where you are standing) We quickly checked in, unpacked and met downstairs.
Our room was just right…nice bathroom…lovely bed…and all very clean and tidy. B&T had booked a room with a larger bed …which they got…except it was two single beds placed together. That would have ...



