Locanda Da Marco
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Rough Seas; Calm "Cabin"
... little town and we ended up having lunch at Ristorante Ciak. The fish looked fresh and it was OK. We did quite a bit of exploring and walking around. We made our way back to the room and took a nap. After a 2 hr nap I awoke and decided to read. The weather was so nice that I thought I’d open up the windows that overlooked the terrace. I saw someone reading out there and was surprised to find that the person was a friend of ours! In fact, he was the one ...
Bright but dusty
... 1088;е 95;ают толпы китай 94;ев. Я уж был так рад, что в Турин 77; и Генуе вообщ 77; не видел иност ...
More wine? Don't mind if I do!
... drinks later, the undertones of stereotypically sleazy are jumping off of the page but I reassure you that this was absolutely not the case, he was just being a friendly helpful Italian, like all the others that we have met on our journey, there was nothing sleazy about the situation.
Our apartment was spacious, clean and central, there was plenty of room for all of us so we dumped our bags then went out to meander around Levanto. Like Monterosso it doesn’t have the ...
Hiking with Handbags and the meaning of true love.
... we struggled to fully appreciate it for the colourful little village that it is, sitting there innocently and precariously exposed on the top of a rocky outcrop that dropped straight into the sea. We briefly passed through its narrow streets and crossed the town square, a flat open space high up in the town that seemed to be on the rooftops of several houses. There were some children’s bicycles locked there, it is evidently the only place in ...
THIS is Italy
... of Corniglia was closed. A train runs through the mountains as a more modern and efficient way to connect the towns, so we took that to get to Corniglia. A tall switchback staircase of nearly 400 steps welcomed us off of the train. Once we got to the top, we were officially in the hilltop town of Corniglia, the only one of the five villages not directly on the water. The town was quieter than the rest, and according to a likely untrue local legend, ...
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