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A dazed day in Elba.
... simple life in Elba. From here we ventured up behind the village in little alleys paved in what looked like pink quartz, presumably hundreds of years old. All was going very well until several things in my line of vision when patchy. Migraine can hit in the most annoying places and it was back to the ship for me. Pills and a dark room for a few hours helped enormously but it will be no alcohol or rich food for me tonight. Early to bed as we sail to Rome where we bid the Pride ...
The ocean!
... Lovely. That's the longest siesta I've ever heard of. We found a pizza place that had the worst pizza we have ever tasted! On our way back to Cortona we stopped in Montalcino which just happened to have a medieval festival similar to the one we were hoping to see ... "yes!" only it was just ending. We joined the locals as they paraded into town dressed in their medieval costumes. The town was beautiful and we found a lovely restaurant to end our ...
Night Time Sympathize
Thank you everyone for the comments and emails. You have no idea how much they all mean to me. I am writing this while looking out at the beautiful Tyrrhenian Sea in Follonica, Italy while drinking some coffee at the local cafe. Follonica is amazing with its small town feel and it is an appreciated change of pace from Rome's hustle and bustle. After finishing up my last entry, I wandered around the hostel lounge chatting with different groups ...
Isola d'Elba, Toscana
... bellissimo, mai uguale a se stesso, pulito e trasparente, a volte anche freddo ma sempre invitante. Un mare che ha creato spiagge diversissime tra loro: di sabbia fine, di sabbia grossa, di ciottoli bianchi, di ciottoli rossi, di sabbia nera come la pece, di granelli bianchi di granito…Un mare che, nella lunga storia geologica dell’Arcipelago Toscano, con le sue regressioni e ingressioni, ha pił volte cambiato la forma ed il numero delle isole, le ha unite ...
Dolce fa niente
The title means "the sweetness of doing nothing" and is exactly what I am looking forward to doing in the heat of Thailand starting next week.
As it was, we were up to an indecent hour in the Idea Hotel to go and catch a train to Tuscany to meet up with one of Shelley's best friends from the cruise ship, Kerry. The train departed from Central Station at 8:10 and it took five hours to reach Livorno, from where we were being collected by ...
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