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Villa Paolotti Bettona

P.zza Umberto Balducci n.1, Colle di Bettona (Bettona), Perugia Bettona, Umbria, Italy

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The day of the boat, the railway and the bus

A travel blog entry by ceciliag

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We woke today to a still day. Capri was a goer. We breakfasted and set off in our little mini coaches to the waterfront. A boat called the Sorrento Jet pulled into the dock and we boarded. The trip was a little bumpy, but not too bad. A tour group of early 20's sitting near us were all a little nervous, but there was nothing really rough, just a few up and downs.

The Isle of Capri was very lovely. Our guide Enzo (same guide from Pompeii) met us at ...

Random thoughts and observations Part 2

A travel blog entry by ceciliag

There are no road rules in Italy, only suggested guidelines for driving.

Just because there is no parking bay, does not mean you can't park there.

Italian (and French) drivers have a greater spatial awareness of their cars than we do. They seem to be able to put a two metre wide car into a 1.9 metre wide space, without problems. And they do it at speed. They pass on corners, double ...

Myfavorite saint was worth the wait

A travel blog entry by resiststatusquo

... was already bent slightly, and in the process of getting it on the bus, I saw it bed even more. By the time I managed to get all the stuff off the bus and walk a few feet, the wheel completely broke off.

Instead of crying, remember my new moto, I took one of the straps and tied it to the dog carrier. It was difficult and my back will probably kill me tomorrow, but I managed to pull the dog carrier with all my stuff, for a good half mile to the ...

An Umbrian Excursion

A travel blog entry by sean_emily

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... Balducci. We had a great base from which to explore the rest of the dramatic town of Gubbio. Gubbio is amazingly intact as far as the original structures and layout of the city. There's a rich history dating from before the Roman acquisition when Gubbio was a major religious center for the Bronze age inhabitants. In fact at the Palazzo dei Consoli museum you can find remarkably in the chapel, the Iguvine tablets. The Iguvine tablets are ...

Suzie’s Yard: much ado about olives

A travel blog entry by rootsandroutes

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... description, the consistency and colour was a far cry from the delicate yellow-green of the hardened product that emerged a few days later, variously infused with rose water, orange and lavender oil.

The rain held off long enough for the anglophones to lobby successfully for an outdoors party. Firing up the wood-fired pizza oven for a huge feast of home-made pizzas that would eventually defeat our meagre bellies, it was hard not to look back on the long road through ...

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