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Magnifici Cinque
We are staying at a great little hotel in Volastra perched high above the town of Manarola, one of the five villages making up what is known as the Cinque Terre. For those who may not know, the Cinque Terre consists of five villages located right on the sea all within walking distance of each other.
It's just before breakfast and we're …
Discovering Cinque Terre
After a good breakfast at our hotel, we did a short (ha, ha) hike down the hill into Manarola. The walk passed through picturesque vineyards with a photo around each corner. On the way, we bumped into a couple from the Free State, such a very small world!
We explored the narrow alleys of Manarola taking many pictures of the tall pastel …
Boats, walks, sore calves and Fuji Moto
In a brief moment of irritation today, Anne called me Fuji Moto. That's a nickname my cousin, Dave, gave me on a golf trip to Ireland a few years ago. The reason was that I was taking photographs all the time and sometimes forgot where my ball went (obviously not down the fairway). Well, I love taking lots of photos when there's gorgeous scenery …
Cinque Terre's best kept secret
We had not visited Corniglia up until now because it was difficult to access. Boats don't stop there and there is no connecting bus. The trains do stop, but the station is at the bottom of a steep hill. So today we decided to take the top path from Volastra to Corniglia and use our feet. It turned out to be another magic walk, very different to and …
Rough Seas; Calm "Cabin"
... by the beauty that is Italy. We made our way to Monterosso, the little town a few minutes from Vernazza by train. We were going to hike it, but were told that the hiking trail was closed because of mudslides so we just took the train. Had we known the truth (it’s actually open, but there’s no one there to take the fee). That was the last beautiful day we would have until we left, but we didn’t know that then, of course.
Monterosso is ...