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One extreme to another!
... which is the ruins of an ancient city near the river. It was not damaged by any volcano, but was abandoned for some reason. It was huge. We spent 3 hours wandering around the place. We then headed back to our hotel. We took the shuttle over to the airport to make sure our flights were OK. Then back to the hotel for some relaxing and dinner.
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Carefree in Cassino
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Families with very small children, teens, lovers, they all burst through the door gesturing with their hands, talking loudly, enjoying themselves immensely. What a gem of a place! I guess we landed ourselves in a ristorante locale, which means less money spent eating, while enjoying a good dose of the Italian culture as a bonus. We noticed a long table full of teens, fully engaged, working their whole bodies the way Italians ...
Lots of Amore
Our last day. I don't want to leave the mountains! Slept in this morning, Downloaded all of our vacation pictures to the computer, then went to lunch at our favorite Madison Restaurant where we had an invite for a private lunch cooked especially for us today, by Mauro. He started with grilled mushrooms, grilled peppers, and rice. The entree was fettuccine with mushrooms and gnucci with red sauce, wonderful bread, wine and fresh grapes. I know ...
Celebrating honey with my honey!
... of the rind of a melon); another selling hand crafted beers; yet another vending beautiful batik scarves. Along the way were amusing little posters explaining intersting factoids about the honey-making process. As we moved about we found the combination of the fresh batch of intriguing booths and the breath-taking views added our enjoyment of this little festival. Just as we hit what turned out to be the main entrance we heard music and found that we were right ...
Day 2
... lanes. (Do not try this at home). We just stopped to get diesel & tried to do self-service but the Italian attendants were waving their arms and yelling so we figured that meant "don't do it". Of course it was $.20 more a litre, but they did wash our windshield. I don't know, but I think we've been had. We caved to the pressure of yelling Italians. Patricia's comment as were driving through Naples (now imagine the ocean ...
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