Villa Il Lago Chiusi

Chiusi Chiusi, Tuscany, 53043, Italy

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Suzie’s Yard: much ado about olives

A travel blog entry by rootsandroutes

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... and leaves fall with the olives and, although the press has a system to separate leaves from the olives, larger twigs must be sorted by hand before pressing. Without this pre-sorting, the oil would be bitter, and allowing some leaves into the press is one way in which poor quality oil is made to taste stronger. The purity of the oil is especially important to Antonio, which, combined with rather over-zealous sorting by his WWOOFers, led to the mill owners teasing him for having the ...

Bugun tum gun Perugia

A travel blog entry by whitebarsik

... 2 saat surdu. Sonra ana caddede kahvelerimizi icip kilise ve sarayi dolastik. Saray tahminen 1000 yilindan bugune dini motifli resimler vardi.

Guzel bir market bulduk. Bu aksam keyif yapacagiz. alsiverisimizi yapip otele dondugumuzde hava kararmisti.

Odada internet gidip geldigi icin ben lobiye inip Roma icin otel ayarlama ve yol guzergahini calsimaya basladim. Booking.com ...

Mazzaforte: England in Italy?

A travel blog entry by rootsandroutes

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... concerned with chasing passing cars, hunters and sheep (and, in one instance, even a pair of wild boar), we were able to pause and take in the view. At the base of the steep mountain lay a valley enshrouded in a thick, low-lying mist; our breath visible in the bright, low sun at temperatures hovering around freezing.

A particularly bitter night saw the annual chestnut festival at a nearby village. A small, local festival, only a few dozen others had ventured ...

Driving under Tuscan sun

A travel blog entry by dvacation

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VisitingTuscany would not be complete without exploring Florence. Founded by Julius Caesar in 59 BC, Florence was the epicenter of Renaissance movement in 1500's. It is a place where arts, architectures, and cultures come to meet you. Florence's fascinating sights, brimming
ambiance, and ambrosial smells give any visitor sensory overload. Therelatively compact old town, separated from the modern town by the medieval walls, hosts many ...

Chill out in Cortona

A travel blog entry by dvacation

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Heading towards Cortona, Cortona's medieval architectures and steep narrow streets situated on a hillside are the distinguishing characteristics of this town. A maze of slim alleys filled with delis,
bakeries, cappuccino bars, trattorias, fashion and craft stores, and ornate churches greeted us as we entered the fortified town center. At 600 meters above the see level, there were abundant panoramic views from the edges of the ...