| Italy September 12, 2012 Castiglioncello to Perugia
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Today has been very entertaining.
We had a leisure ride through some beautiful farming country on the way
to see Amanda Knox. Our lunch stop was a self-contained family farm that
reminds me of a plantation-like operation, where everyone that works there,
lives there. Our Hotel in Perugia couldn't be any better, stationed right
in the middle of the oldest part of town. Steve was a great sport in following
me around the maze of old and small streets while taking several attempts
at hitting the mark. |
Many small communities between
point A and B, and always old. |
Sometimes there's traffic,
lots of traffic. |
On the outskirts of Sienna,
we found this farm operation with a Ristorante. |
So, we took the small
gravel road next to the vineyard. |
We find this at the end
of the road. (Hotel
Borgo Antico) |
Our host is standing between
Steve and Joy |
Having lunch in their
restaurant (the walls and ceiling are all brick) |
I had beef, chicken, lamb
and pork on their mix meat plate. |
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No worries, I'm protected |
Facilities at the farm |
More details |
Roaming around the farm |
Still roaming |
Looking across to the
neighbor's place. |
And, to the other neighbor's
place. |
Just riding down rural
roads. |
Ok, made it downtown Perugia.
However, this street seems funny? |
Oh, I guess it is a deadend? |
Ok, we'll just back-up.
(Steve likes a good adventure too, thank goodness.) |
Looking out the window
of our room. |
Steve, Paula, Joy and
Armando reunited after a couple of days waiting on repairs. We're back
together and walking to dinner. |
Waiting on Armando to
do some quick research for a restaurant. |
Celebrating the successful
clutch replacement and reunion back with the group. |
The Argentineian cook
and owner of the restaurant entertaining us after dinner. |
The view
from the balcony of the restaurant. |
That crazy guy (opening
the door back into our village
hotel) |