Hotel Sassi
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Matera, Italy
Getting off the ferry from Greece, met Paolo who just happened to live in Matera. He showed me a photo and told me it was a Unesco World Heritage Site so I went there. I wanted to see the tulli houses and Paolo promised to take me so I was set. Matera was beautiful with an interesting history. It is full of little cave houses and in the 1960's was …
Around the toe and instep
... was not very scenic. It looked like the California foothills, mostly dry and brown. We then proceeded down this little road I called the highway of death and vomit, because it was so narrow and curvy. Stacy was not a happy camper!
We finally made it to the bottom and headed for Caritai, our next destination. We found a hotel in the old part of town with very narrow streets. The GPS again picked a deadend road instead ...
Prove tecniche di valigia
... ha salvato dall'esasperazione portandoci a mangiare un ottimo gelato.
E tra un disfacimento ed un altro, i pensieri su quando potrai fare la prima lavatrice, il controllo maniacale dei weather forecast, i dubbi, il senso di colpa perchè ti sembra di aver portato troppo, la valigia si riempie, la testa ti scoppia e vorresti essere già arrivata.
Ma perchè solo Mary Poppins riusciva ad infilare tutto nella sua borsetta???
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A welcome bed in Matera
... their animals) and over 50% infant mortality. Now, many of the old places have been done up and converted into Hotels. My bedroom was a cavern.
I walked around taking in the sights and snapping photos, and after eating took some ...
Matera - Is this really Italy?
... town resembled, was it a little bit like Cairo with the white small buildings that seemed to sprawl organically together? Was it like Morocco or even Iraq as the buildings were a natural mix of white and grey and there were quite a few deserted buildings? However, when you were amongst the Sassi area it was surprising how clean and well-kept it all was and how Mediterranean it felt with the shiny cobble stone streets and small lane ways and steps and ...