Hotel 3 Amis
Travel Blogs from Limone Piemonte
La récolte des olives à Foa
... en bio. Maurizio fut l'un des premiers (sinon le premier) à produire en bio par ici, et désormais ils sont plusieurs oléiculteurs à faire comme lui. Et surtout il travaillent (beaucoup) avec amour, dans tout ce qu'il font.
Il a commencé avec du compost, des apports d'algues pour enrichir le sol, puis a découvert d'autres produits naturels intéressants il y a quelques années : l'huile de Neem et surtout l'EM.
EM tient ...
Wine and Cars...Italia's finest Accomplishments
... John is a fan of Ferrari, one of pininfarina's most coveted partnerships, he enjoyed the visit very much.
On to the Museo dell' Automobile for a more historic look at the automobile. This place offered up close looks at the very first gas-powered automobile, and so much more; cars from the late 1800 and early 1900's that you can walk right up to inspect, to Italian Formula 1 Race cars and everything Fiat (which calls ...
A shriveled saint
... s child.” French police investigated the affair, however, and determined that “no offence had been committed."
But back to Sainte Rosaline. As I said before interrupting myself, in the 1880s the head of the Draguignan Agriculture Department was asked to examine the corpse of Sainte Roseline because of “an insect infestation.” He confirmed the concern, and arranged for the body to be taken into Draguignan for ...
Switzerland to France to Italy and back to France
... wrong line but luckily for us there was a big accident which backed everything up so Fausto was able to scoot over to the correct lane, just like crossing Tijuana border.
Now I am going to admit I am not a good co-pilot. Fausto puts the directions on his laptop in big print but when I don’t understand street signs, it is dark and they are in a different language, okay no excuses but I did get us lost more than once trying to get to our hotel in ...
Sex on the beach!!
... site so there are few facilities. With typical optimism, Monsieur leads us on a walk further up the valley where, he assures us, there will be a nice little cafe bar where we can eat and drink. No such luck, tired we return to the van for refreshments which are few and far between, we have not passed a supermarche to replenish stocks.
At 3.30pm sharp, a burley french madame opens the office doors. She is obviously the camp concierge ...
Amenities
- Swimming pool
- Restaurant
- Free parking