Locanda di San Martino Siena Residenza d'Epoca
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Campo, Duomo & Wine... oh my!
The day was rainy and a bit dreary, but this did little to dampen my spirits. It takes a lot to make me depressed in Italy, and exploring a medieval town like Siena certainly isn't one of them. I wanted to get lost in the winding streets, allowing Siena to show me whatever it desired. Unfortunately I couldn't do this as I was on a group tour, which was probably a good thing because the aimless wandering would have gotten me terribly lost!
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The bells toll very early in Siena...
... is the only land in Italy that Brunello wines are made. The grapes are grown in a rich soil that has volcanic debris and cinders which derive from ancient eruptions of Monte Amiata, giving the wine it's distinct aroma and strength. Brunello wine grapes are 100%25 Sangiovese grapes and are generally harvested later in the year, late September/October or even early November depending on the rainfall that particular year. Once harvested and brought to ...
Wedding Day
We drove to the villa a few days ago and have been settling in here getting ready for the wedding and meeting the other guests coming for the wedding. Ryan and Bick (my nephew and his new wife), have friends from all over. Ryan and Bick work in England and Bick's parents are from Malaysia, so was a very multicultural affair.
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Tuscany!
... br> Mick has hired a car for us to travel to a few different places and we find ourselves in San Gimigniano, and some other fantastic Tuscan places.
Siena is a cool place and there is so much history here. Just walking throughn the streets is amazing and I'm getting used to the Italian way of life to some extent. The food is the first thing I notice, it is so good!!! ...
Last Weekend- Amalfi Coast
... what time they close and as soon as we got back to the hostel, we set out on our journey for the Jack Rogers. Jack Rogers are just sandals that go for about $100 + more in America, so we figured why not get a custom pair in Italy. We walked 30 mins from our hostel into the town of Sorrento and scoured the streets for this little sandal shop (mind you we passed 10 sandal shops on the way here), but out of all the shops we passed, this was the ONLY one with these particular shoes. ...
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