Hotel Ristorante Il Cavalier D'Arpino
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...A Much Better Day!
... we were trying to avoid. So we headed uphill toward the temple. On the way, we passed a poor old white horse who had a horrible wound on her knee that looked neglected. We got to the temple and lo and behold, there was a three Euro discount for the elderly - and John qualified :) We knew we'd be blown away and we were right. How can you describe walking among, touching, and seeing mad-made structures from the 4th century BC?? The size of ...
One extreme to another!
... are taking the car back and then taking the bus into Rome. We are going to visit the Trevi Fountain and go thru the Colosseum again. It was so great the first tme. We heard that they have opened up some more of it to see.
We leave Italy on Friday morning, fly to Munich, then to London and then on to San Francisco. We should be home on Saturday. Hooray!!
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1135. Reaching Southern Italy (Ita 112)
... hill, I head down the Main Street which has a more generic "beach town center" feel with no visible historical district and long, straight streets. Even the church is a boxy concrete structure. I finally decide that I’ve seen enough, and look for a shortcut to take me back up to the train station, where I hop on the night train to ...
1134. A Plaza and a Castle (Ita 111)
Day 059: 4 hours, 7.1 kms
Just to the southeast of Monte San Baglio is a sizeable "plains town" not far away… I would normally walk it, but I already have my train ticket, so it seems a shame to waste it. Here I find myself walking down a long, boring half-farm, half-residential street into town, with a busy main road and kids getting off from school.
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1133. Magical Hilltop Village (Italy 110)
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Suddenly I’m struck by the contrast between those living on the southside and those living on the northside. On the southside, there’s a cheerful feel, as the windows and patios soak in the precious winter sun, drying the clothes and warming the air. On the northside, even on a sunny day, they don’t get a single ray of sun—and won’t for at least 4 months! The houses look moldy and gloomy, and suddenly living in a village on ...
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