Albergo Villa Giarona
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Parma
... tours running throughout the afternoon taking people through the aged meat and cheese cellars underground. It seems to be a very popular place for all the foodies! Our room is really nice- it has a lovely new bathroom with a big bath but they've kept the original castle feel to it too which is nice. Our room overlooks the fields and we saw the most incredible sunset tonight. The first of many in Italy I am sure! Tomorrow we hope to go on a tour of the ...
Lake Como to Parma
... talked to the lady at reception and said we were there to book in and she had a very blank look on her face and said no, we didn't have a booking! Thankfully she spoke English and we finally figured out that we had somehow arrived a day earlier than we should have- oops! Because the last few days of our trip were not booked in advance- we just arranged the accommodation the night before, we somehow managed to get a day ahead of ourselves! She said she could ring ...
Walking in Parma
... of water, but not enough to fill the river area. I particularly liked the view from the pedestrian bridge.
The second walk was in the early evening, from the center of town to my house. By this time, the sky was dark gray and it was raining lightly. It was not cold, only dark. A good first day of October--I suppose autumn has come!
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A Couple of Noteworthy Meals From Last Week
... not a huge number, but the young niece and nephew (aged 2 and 5) were active enough to keep family of twenty busy. The meal was wonderful though. Definitely worth the numerous surprise pillow attacks from little Francesco.
The starter was a very small (piccolo, piccolo) dish of sliced raw mushrooms topped with olive oil and a little salt. So simple, but very delicious.
The Primi was flat-noodle pasta with ...
Parma, qui dit fromage et jambon, dit bonne ville?
Levé tôt pour la ville du parmigiano et du jambon. La route se faisait assez bien, malgré les mongoles qui te coupent à tout bout de champs. En Italie, j'ai appris qu'il fallait avoir la zen attitude pour conduire. Les stops n'existent pas, si la limite c'est 130, ça roule à 160, excepté s'il y a un radar.
As usual, le stationnement que j'avais noté était rendu obsolète (bâtiment dorénavant en construction). ...
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