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Mainland ho!
... hairpin turn? Do they have some sort of close circuit TV cameras that alert dispatch that there are motorcyclists approaching and send out the old smelly trucks? I’m beginning to wonder.
This morning Rob, owner of the tour company, asked if he could ride with us. I thought this was sweet as being the owner of the company he can ride with anyone he dang well wants. I like riding with Rob but must admit that I’ve grown very ...
A Day in the Life Of An Artist
... chocolate binges... and really I admit that when I got my itinerary I couldn't remember why I didn't do it. But then I realized I chose ceramics because we get to paint, and that was something I knew I'd miss when I left America, and I was right!!
First we dropped off all of the chocolate factory students, which consisted of pretty much the entire group. I think there were only eight or nine of us left for ceramics, all girls (no surprise). But when we ...
Tropea - back on the main land
Before we reached the Amalfi coast we snuck in 3 days at a lovely little town called Tropea - it was just above Sicily on the mainland and was renowned for its amazing beaches that had a view to die for. We had been keen to stay there, and had desperately been hunting for accommodation for our dates in August (never travel in August unless you book a year in advance), after a few false attempts we did find something that broke our ...
Another fun day!
... and then we still had a 2-3 hour drive. Road construction was everywhere and here when they build a road, they drill through the mountain to make tunnels. We arrived in Cosenza in time for our evening meal at our very nice hotel which has FREE WIFI-- love that! Tomorrow we drive to Bari (sp??) which is quite a distance to board the ferry to GREECE!!!! Will email when I ...
From one painting to another!
... in Umbria, we stopped off at Cortona for a short visit. It is an ancient hilltop town well known for its art and book shops and offers amazing views of the countryside including Trasimeno Lake visible over the low hills to the south.
Against the background of a gloomy, overcast day, Cortona at first seemed quite drab. As we explored more, and the sun came out, it livened up and turned out to be another gem. We had lunch on one of the narrow streets and caught ...
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