Nova Yardinia II Valentino
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Around the toe and instep
... curbside, watching us try to turn the corner and then try to park the car. They were quite amused.
The room was very nice! It was in a 17th century building with a modern interior. It was Sunday, around 2:00PM and everything was closed. No lunch for us. We had some nuts and a cereal bar in our room. We took a small nap and then headed out to look around and find somewhere to eat. The person at the hotel gave us a ...
Prove tecniche di valigia
... crollano inevitabilmente!!!
A casa mia c'è una certa passione per le valigie fatte a puntino, grazie alla pazienza infinita ed alla precisione di mio padre Luigi. Ho ereditato da babbo questa caratteristica sebbene lui rimanga sempre un maestro di quest'arte.
Due carissimi amici, Francesca ed Enzo, hanno avuto la prova diretta di questo. Dino,mio marito, distrutto dalla preparazione anche lui, con grande pazienza mi ha aiutato a risistemare la casa ...
Lecce.....2nd visit
... for a party it would seem! We made it down to S.Andrea where we were amazed at the wall to wall beach umbrellas and bronzed bodies! Oh, the delight of being driven...it was a wonderful day!Mavis dropped us back at our hotel at 5 pm and then she had another 30 min drive to get home....an amazing lady! So that evening Anne and I set off for dinner...we have become quite "European" as we didn't leave til 8pm to go out...the time I am ...
Observations and reflections
... have their seat belts buckled.Most were talking on their mobiles with one hand whilst gesturing or smoking with the other. Children were not strapped in, little ones sitting on mum's lap most of the time.Very seldom did cyclists wear a helmet. The obiquitous Vespa and motor bike riders usually did,but what helmets! Some looked like they were from WW2 and a lot didn't bother to do up the strap. Crossing the road is a challenge in itself...pedestrian crossings ...
The trulli of Alberobello
... min walk back to the station and the rest was easy. 2 trains and we arrived at Alberobelo It was well worth the effort! The town is famous for the trulli houses They are small round houses constructed of dry rocks. They have no windows and a distinct conical roof with a little peak on the top ( see my FB page for a photo ) Apparently they are Greek in origin ( a lot of that around here ) and may have been used as storage houses years ago. Anyway, it was a busy little ...
Amenities
- Swimming pool
- Restaurant
- Fitness/Health center
- Free parking
- Pets allowed