Ecoresort Le Sirene
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Italia , 18$/Gal Avgas
... s , so it is a real Challenge in a Quick Airplane.
Went to Italia to see Carlo .he lives in the Salento Area , the Heel side of the Adriatic See and I really liked the area a lot being there about 30 years ago, where the same house I looked at then is still sitting on a cliff about 8o feet above the Water and the house still not finished only the Walls and roof is done, and nobody knows anything about it.
I really like to find out and would if possible ...
Lecce
Lecce is sometimes called the Florence of the south Peninsula because of the soft limestone used in the very ornate architecture called the barocco leccese and the city is filled with Baroque monuments particularly churches. Also notable is the traditional handicraft art of paper mache' - extremely ugly and often huge religious images. The old city is just a treat to walk through - you find yourself ...
Santa Maria di Leuca
... at an very old town of Maglie which dates back to the Bronze Age after recent digs discovered artifacts from that time. So much easier in a larger more affluent town as communications much easier as there is a hint of English and with our poor Italian we seem to make much better progress. We were able to negotiate four takeaway coffees with delicious friand like cakes - speciality of the region - packaged in such style. Franco the owner of ...
Baroque Blast
... Most of my time was spent indoors at bookstores, where the air conditioning was even more beautiful than Lecce's Baroque churches - this afternoon, I probably spent more time in bookstores than I have in the past year!
It was absolutely lovely, standing in that bookstore, directly in front of the air conditioning unit - pure Heaven! I could've stood there all day, and in fact I would've, had they not kicked me out. Perhaps next time, I will keep ...
Fresh Off the Boat
There's not a whole lot going on in Vlore, with its dirty beaches and water, but spending the night here was a necessity in order to catch a ferry today to Brindisi, Italy. Like the typical Albanian town, it did have a decent xhiro last night, and there appears to be a wealth of museums, though it wasn't something I was interested in either yesterday nor today.
Though the hotel I'm staying in has been open only a year, it's surprisingly contemporary, and was ...