Hotel Santoli Porretta Terme
Via Roma 3 Porretta Terme, Emilia-Romagna, 40046, Italy
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Marroni in Monterenzio
... eat-in’ in the nearby town of Faenza, Eszter has been invited to talk about the
principles and practice of WWOOF. She is visibly nervous as she stands and takes the megaphone, but (although we have absolutely no idea what she is saying) her speech captures the members of the audience that can hear her over the hum and rumble of the night-time cityscape, and her parting words are greeted with heartfelt applause.
Why is food so important to ...
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... singolo incontro, ogni fugace avvistamento.
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Villa Corsi-Salviati
This program is so awesome because we get to stay in an amazing Villa. Yesterday during Orientation we were given alot of the history of the Villa, but there is so much information I thought it would be easier to put in this link which gives a brief explanation about the Villa. I will add some pictures to this post, but if you type in Villa Corsi-Salviati in google you ...
Tenuta Di Valgiano
... had in my life. Of course there is a never ending supply of amazing wine as well.
I have an entirely different perspective and respect for wine now. So much work goes into producing it and caring for the vineyards, I had no idea. Each vine is touched by human hands multiple times which i think is so amazingly special. Everything is organic here as well and learning bio-dynamic farming techniques has been fascinating and inspiring. ...
A Visit to the Tuscan Countryside
... watched a red and orange sunset from the terrace and slept quite well. The bbq last night was great -chicken, pork, ribs and tuscan sausage. We ate on a 200 yr old table and realised that everyone was Australian (with the exception of Whitney). We will keep our eye out for similar hostels during our travels I think - cheap, relaxing and away from the bustling cities. For the next week we now run the gauntlet along the coast to ...
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