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Lanciano
... look very different from everyone else (WE FEEL LIKE OUTSIDERS!). In Lanciano there is a lot of break times in the week. There is Siesta, no this is not a party but a time for sleeping, drinking, eating and being with your family. This is everyday from 2-4 pm but sometimes 1-4 pm on monday. It can be quite boring for us because there is nothing to do and we're not use to it. There is also Sunday, which is even worse because everything is ...
One extreme to another!
... overlooks the town. Not much left there, but there were some great views of the town , valley and surrounding mountains. Next we visited the park headquarters, went thru the museum and the nature area. There were bears,coyotes and some birds that they were taking care of.
We went to a trattoria for dinner and some great Italian pasta for dinner. ...
Our final full day - also know as Ike-UGH!
... Debbie and me with cautious excitement; what a look that would be! After the walk through he then took us into nearby Torre de' Passeri to take care of the final detail: tranferring our electricity into our name. Once this was complete we would have all of the utilities in our name and would complete the process of taking possession.
As usual, Giulio was accompanied by his long-suffering wife, Adriana. Debbie complimented Giulio on what a lovely lady she is and ...
Our ventures with the Venturas
... it up once again to learning that the Italians do everything with passion. After taking care of business we decided to head to Chieti Scalo and check out the new restaurant that Giulio's son had opened recently in a space just below Giulio's apartment. We followed Giulio into town and he pointed out a parking place then walked around the corner to the restaurant. The Planet was lively, even for a Monday afternoon. We immediately recognized Eddie, who filled in for ...
Celebrating honey with my honey!
We started Sunday lazily, sleeping in and getting up at our leisure. The goal for today was Tornarecchio and the Regina di Miele festival. The small town of Tornarecchio is in the hills above Ortona in the Chieti province and is famous as the honey making center of Italy. The Regina di Miele festival is a gathering of vendors and artisans in celebration of the art of honey in the region. Giulio had suggested that we pay a visit to support the little shopping area ...
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- Free High-Speed Internet
- Wheelchair accessibility
- Free parking