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The mighty Dolomite Passes
... about 40 minutes or so up here at the summit of "Pordoi pass" I decided I better make tracks. The road down the pass was great and with the sun as it was it was more like midsummer than winter. The road was dry all the way so some great fun was to be had on this wonderful winding road with its sweeping bends etc.
Soon I was back down at about 1000ft or so altitude and there was not a sign of snow anywhere. The temp had now reached a whopping 12 Celsius. I ...
Onwards to find the Dolomites
... my heated grips for warmth!!
Soon I was back to about 1000m altitude and the white stuff had gone and the warm sunshine had warmed the air temp to a wonderful 12 Celsius. The road was now perfectly dry and was great for riding on. I flew along keeping up with the other cars well above the speed limit as they all seem to do here in Italy. At this rate I would be at the Dolomites in no time at all..............or so I thought!!
As always something had to give and ...
Return to Forni di Sopra
... up on blogs, planning and booking our tickets to India and getting our mains cable for the van (the one we use to plug the vehicle in) fixed. The cable had mysteriously stopped working somewhere between Munich and Innsbruck.
We arrived in Forni in the late afternoon and this time we didn’t miss the turnoff to the house. Sue buzzed us in since she was teaching piano and we made ourselves at home. We had a very relaxing evening and went to ...
Forni di Sopra, a quick visit
... were sooo tasty we later wished we had bought more! After we crossed the border we climbed up and over a few mountain passes which had beautiful views before arriving in Davos. Dad & Tan’s friends, Magge & Connie and their two kids, Alison and Amy, live in Davos and had invited us all back there for a few days. We looked forward to the chance to get out of the van for a while and enjoy the amenities of a ...
A fantasia journy
... pretty quiet, a few unlucky tourist like us looked for shade in the rain, luckily there where a few stores open, we also found a fancy store for baby cloth, 250€ for a coat!!!! Who would pay this amount for coat that will be good for a few months??? After a very "touristic"strudel in one of the open caffes we decided to buy some food in the mini market and to cook them in our very well equipped apartment. We bought ngucci, ravioli and souces....we are going to eat now!!! Good ...