Granduca Grosseto
Via Senese 170 Grosseto, Tuscany, Italy
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Digging a Roman Villa
... The Principal Investigator Archaeologists spent the first morning training us in safety and the proper way to do Archeology. They then took us to the archeology site of Poggio el Molino - a roman villa. We were given an introductory tour then started digging. We dug for 8 hours each day and found lots of pottery shards, roof tiles, glass, nails etc. We learned how to dig a ...
Tuscan mountain adventures!
... made me really want to go skiing! There were some amazing views and some rocky paths to climb, another of Poppy's favourite activities!
Next stop was Mount Labbro, however the road soon turned into a dirt track and we found ourselves getting rather peckish, so we stopped at the Parco Faunistico del Monte Amiata to eat our salami ciabatta's ...
Aint got nothing on Nanaimo Rivers
... the things we were not seeing if we stayed here longer, that came first but eventually the answer was "uhhh yahhh". :)
So here we are ready to say goodbye to our wonderful hosts and hello to no work, no people just Em and me roaming as far as we can go for the day and enjoying some much needed relaxing, cat cuddling and rest because yes we did work ******* our backpacker holiday.
More to come from Tuscany:):)
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Body surfing on the way to Viareggio
A quick stop in the area of Maremma, land of wide horned cattle, lovely cheese and sausage and a wild wavy and busy beach. My friend Alessandro had suggested a hike in the area, but with a short driving day and 38 degree sunshine, as well as a requirement to hike ...
3 stops today!
After a light breakfast of fruit, sausage, croissants and espresso we headed out to Montalcino where we did some wine tasting and bought some pretty expensive wine (Brunello) Ouch! There we also had another two hour European lunch and had the best food thus far on the trip. Montalcino is known world wide for this particular brand of wine. From ...



