Hotel Lago Verde
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One extreme to another!
... which is the ruins of an ancient city near the river. It was not damaged by any volcano, but was abandoned for some reason. It was huge. We spent 3 hours wandering around the place. We then headed back to our hotel. We took the shuttle over to the airport to make sure our flights were OK. Then back to the hotel for some relaxing and dinner.
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Our final full day - also know as Ike-UGH!
... responder twice, plying her expertise in dealing with the mental issues both times. Like his wife, his kids "are okay."
We had a brief chat with a kind lady in the Municipio office, who asked to make sure that we had the right documentation. We did, but she was getting ready for the mid-afternoon shutdown (we were still adjusting to this concept) and needed to return between 3:30 and 5. No problem, we knew the drill by now. Giulio headed off and we went about our ...
Our ventures with the Venturas
... to get back to the Municipio office to finish the paperwork. I promised Debbie we would return and check out a couple of other stores advertising "arredo bagno" (bathroom furnishings) after we were done. We made the short trip back to Castiglione, took care of business, and raced back to San Giovanni Teatino. We picked up a couple of items for dinner at Auchan and were beginning to wind down, anxious to pick up our shopping the next day. Debbie said she was okay ...
Celebrating honey with my honey!
... risen to. We stopped at Risparmio Casa in San Giovanni Teatino, whose motto is "Tutto Per La Casa" (everything for the house). It looked promising, but was closed for midday on Sunday. We decided to venture on to the festival and return at the end of day to check it out. We drove along the Adriatic coast to the town of Ortona, which is the wine making center of Abruzzo. We passed numerous wineries on the way into town and eventually stopped at a parking lot in ...
An introduction to Pescara (Part III)
... well, and we got back into the process of getting things done. I visited briefly with Giulio and then watched the measurements being taken. We put an 85 euro deposit on the process, which would be applied to the purchase of the kitchen if we wanted. It was well worth it. Not only did he measure distances but angles, and locations of everything. When he was done he told us to came back to Ikea Monday or Tuesday and we could see how our plans would match with his measurements. ...
Amenities
- Restaurant
- Room service
- Wheelchair accessibility
- Free parking
- Kids activities or Babysitting