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Monthly Archives: November 2015
Just a taste of Roma
Rome was our last stop in Italy and we were so glad to drop off the car as driving in this city means you must have a death wish! Jim has done an amazing job of getting us through almost four … Continue reading
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Leaving San G for Orvieto
The day we left San Gimignano the skies opened and it poured, poured, poured and I thought to myself “so it does rain in Italy!” I haven’t wanted to mention the weather in this blog because I didn’t want to … Continue reading
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The Tuscan hills
For days we have been longing to hike the Tuscan hillside but it is not as easy as it looks! The hills are everywhere but you never see a person working or walking and there are always fences that prevent … Continue reading
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More Florence
Time to leave Florence behind……….certainly a place to come back to!
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Florence
What a beautiful city! These pictures taken on the ipad cannot even touch upon its beauty and give you a reason to come here……but it’s all I got because I refuse to become more technologically savy when I am … Continue reading
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Sienna
Absolutely loved Sienna(population around 53,000)………one of my favourites! Once again not an easy place to park the car in, which begs the question of what happens when it’s tourist season – a nightmare I shall avoid! Wonderful city … Continue reading
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Volterra
In under an hour we arrived in Volterra and once again dealt with parking outside the walls and hiking into the walled city. Walk,walk,walk makes the gelato more enjoyable and I can convince myself that I will walk this one … Continue reading
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San Gimignano
Rick Steeves describes San G as the epitome of a Tuscan hill town “with 14 medieval towers still standing (out of an original 72) …and….. is a perfectly preserved tourist trap.” He goes on to say that it is so worth … Continue reading
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