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Car hire for 3 days over
... impressed by a bloke playing the flute, his music floated through this quiet olive tree park. Nick grumbled away about it for the next hour. Yes, he didn,t buy one of his cd,s. set off west to bibbona to see the seaside areas. Hmmmmm everything closed, beach is black sand, area is dull n drab, buildings everywhere but all shut. So ended up a fun hour trying to find somewhere to stay, ended up near hill town of bolgheri. Hotel with only us in ...
A Picture Perfect Town
Before I can talk about Orvieto, I have to talk a little about chocolate! The Eurochocolate festival started on Friday the 19th and is going through the 28th. It's the largest chocolate festival in Europe and a million people come into Perugia for it (I can't imagine where Perugia puts so many people). I walked around through all the tents and bought my chocolate Friday morning as it was just beginning and I am glad I did. The next couple ...
On the road again!
We were on the road early and and even managed a two hour stop over in Siena. That stop, while Ross enjoyed seeing the famous Il Campo for the first time, just reinforced how happy we were that we didn't stay in this busy, loud, extremely touristy and somewhat scruffy city. Little Volterra and now Montepulciano have such a nice atmosphere in comparison. We had a ...
New Friends and a Great Meal
... bus in Civita. At the bottom o f the bridge, Alan and Kay are waiting for the shuttle but we are walking. They pass us by on the road again and when I wave, the driver stops thinking we want the bus. They straighten him out and the bus takes off. When we reach the bus station, we sit and talk some more and then sit next to them on the bus. They are really nice people with interesting life experiences behind them. Alan worked and they lived in Namibia in a town in the middle of ...
We Stay in Orvieto
... and other cathedrals in the area. It is nice and fills in the time void we had so our wait is only a few minutes for the tour. The tour is in English, yet we seem to be the only Americans in the group. There are French, German, and Italians, who obviously all speak English. We descend slightly outside the town walls and enter the first cave. There are over a thousand caves underneath the city, all man made over the centuries. The caves, most of ...
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