Hotel Victor Bari
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Costa Fascinosa
okay I lied.. the Commentary will not be coming for a few days because the internet on the cruise is insanely expensive so we are doing our connecting to the outside world in cafes on shore. Today we docked in Bari and so far the city does not measure up to Venice but I don't blame it. Don't know if any city will ever compare! Will just post photos for the time being and continue writing sans internet and will upload the entries when I ...
SHOP Till WE DROPPPPP
Well, a funny little thing happened. When I opened my backpack upon my arrival to the ship, I realized everything I packed was INCREDIBLY WRINKLED. Anyone who knows me knows how I hate wrinkles, so I had to ask Mama what to do. Naturally she said, either use your straightner or buy new clothes. This happened to match with a port that Rosie said is the best shopping port on this cruise. So, the Kives' decided to take a break from sight seeing and do ...
Oct 03, 2012
... All unnecessary. In foggia. Ad machine on a defective loop so the same broken soundbites have been in my ear for 2hours. Managed a first class coach to my self. Bus to Salerno was canceled when I got to Caserta but came anyway. So more chaos. Big pizza margarita when I ...
Bari...Santa's Mediterranean villa in off season
... out shoe leather all over Italy, we chose a bicycle rickshaw tour of the old town for an hour. Dave and Gus (Davide and Giuseppe) were our guides and "horsepower" taking us to 2 cathedrals and the old town "Pasta Street." Here we watched the local ladies of all generations make "Ear Pasta" with nothing more than a knife, a cutting board, and 2 fingers. The multi-story homes are one room ...
Trulli magnificent
... an area called the Trulli. This area has unique buildings that are round, single story with conical apperance and oddly tapered roofs. They are only found in this area and they don't know where they came from. They are made of layers of flat stones stacked on top of each other with no mortar. They date back to the 13th century, but are still in use today. In the village of Alberobello, there are about 1500 Trulli. We walked ...
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