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Rough Seas; Calm "Cabin"
... of a wrench on our plans. We had to wait an hour and a half to see "if" the next train would come….otherwise we’d have to wait another 6 hours for the end of the strike at 9pm. Walking was not an option as the walk at this part really was closed (gate, lock and all)….we tried it. So we just did like the Italians and went with the flow. As it turned out, the 3pm did run and were able to get back to our home base for dinner with our friends.
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Bright but dusty
... 1086; краси 74;ого в этих дерев 91;шках. Я могу испыт 99;вать чувст 74;о уваже 85;ия (и легко 75;о ...
More wine? Don't mind if I do!
... of the other villages on the Cinque Terre, it is very much a town with larger buildings, wide streets and lots of vehicles but it was lively and with the windy weather it had attracted many surfers to its beaches providing us ladies with plenty to look at!
As the clouds began to gather and temperature dropped a few of us headed to a bar to use the internet. Briar and Caitlin sensibly ordered coffees whilst myself and Steph perched on stools at the bar and ordered ...
Cinque Terra
... _^ hehe we listened to the singing and took some pictures along the way. The cemetary had things from the 1800's all the way to 2011. Some graves were glass, marble, and iron. All stunning. We bought some amazing warm foccacia sandwiches with some meat and cheese and veggies in them for only 3 euro. We saw the monument of Francis of Assisi and saw a stunning view of the water, which we ended up going in. ...
More touring in beautiful Liguria.....
... which I haven't done on previous visits. Most of the shops in that part of town appear to be brand new, and I suspect that’s an area that was heavily damaged as that's where the floods would have hit first. There were a number of small Loaders and other construction equipment parked on a small platform on the side of the street. That part of Vernazza seems to be a bit "ignored" by tourists, as it was very quiet there.
While I was standing on ...