Hotel Posta Marcucci Bagno Vignoni

Hello everyone,<br>We had such fun today!! The square had it's first ever market day or flea market. It was filled with cheeses which by the way Percino was our favorite and the fresh sliced procuitto was unbelievable. We just walked around all day. The first part of the day we did two loads of wash and dry which cost $18 us dollars. Then we had wine free and paid and had a great time. We then came back to ...

Today was a wonderful day even though I know I called you Petey and I was crying again, but really it was a very relaxing easy day. We found the laundry mat for tomorrow and went to a place called St. Catherine which is where the first woman to be named a saint was in 1317. We were not suppose to take pics, but the guy in the gift shop was sleeping so I took video which you will see. When we went in the gift shop I had a camera around my neck and started ...

I hope this works, it has been hard to attach some of the video because it times out. FYI to all my not so computer literate friends and family. When you first open the video, it will start and then stop in the middle to keep reloading and then start and stop again. This can get frustrating but is necessary until it is completely ...

... like we knew what we were looking at and of course I was talking when a young girl named Meghan came up to us and helped. Yes, a Meghan wow it was great. We talked to her and she was here on her own from Washington going to med school for free because she was volunteering at the hospital. She stays with an Italian family and she said it is O.K. We followed her and then she went one way and we ...

... in order to get served. We are not sure what we are eating for dinner tonight but the woman told Robyn the meat she has pointed to was MOOOOOO so we think it is beef!!!<br><br>Day 2<br><br>Siena is oh so Italian, old history filled town square that is a great place to just sit and enjoy a gelato, so many old buildings to look at. The square is the best we have seen, it is where they hold the horse races, twice a year, as featured on the latest Bond ...

... out of the city in a timely manner. Found a pizza chef with a Master's degree and had built his own pizza shop. Yummy!<br><br>We were able to visit Pinnochio's town of Colidi. Very fun! Gelato keeps flowing and Ribbolite (sp?) the local peasant soup is new favorite! Rich found Ossobucco last night finally!<br>Lots of fun travels.<br><br>Love ,<br>Rich and Kara

... The historic centre is a UNESCO World Heritage Site and was the first European city to ban motor traffic from it's centre in 1966.<br>Siena was founded by the son of Remus and as in Rome the symbol for the wolf feeding the twins Romulus and Remus is everywhere. <br><br>Siena is still surrounded by its medieval walls and through its gates we entered making our way to Il Campo. Resembling an arena the sloping Piazza del Campo has been Siena's social centre since the 14th century and is ...

... famous works there. The ticket we bought to the church also included entry to the attached museum, where we climbed to the top of a tower up some very narrow, old, spiral staircases &#8211; but it was definitely worth it for the view of Siena at the top. We also got to see the crypt underneath the church, which was downright eerie (it would&#8217;ve been great for a Halloween party).<br><br>That night, we met up ...

All of a sudden bad weather, missed connections and delayed luggage are a thing of the past. The bags will show up 6 days later, but then, it doesn't seem like a big deal anymore. I'm back to Adler and life is good.