Wrapping up my Blog for Italy

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June 2nd 2012

Published: June 8th 2012

Well I figured I have been back for a few days and I should wrap up my blog for this trip. I must say I had a fantastic time and really enjoyed my whirlwind trip to London and Northern Italy. Most of you probably heard about all the recent Earthquakes in Italy. Well where I was staying was right in the middle of it, however I was pretty lucky in that we arrived in Reggio Emilia the day after the f... Read Full Entry

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Kimberly Field

Wandering Gal

Well where to start. I enjoy traveling, gardening, cooking, entertaining. I would like to think I am a bit of a free spirit but I know I am also a homebody. Love to leave but love to come home. I would like to believe I am fun with a good sense of humor, maybe a bit too intense at times, usually right just ask Rick. I am crazy about my husband Rick. I hope I am a good daughter, a kind and supportive friend but most of all a decent human being, oh yeah not the least of importance I want World Peace. Thanks for looking! Visited Countries Map [img=htt... full info

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Sangria Time!

I mean how civilised to have a Sangria filled with fruit as a midafternoon snack break.

Steep stirways everywhere in Cinque Terre

Parma Church

View south from Monterrossa

View from Corniglia

Such pretty terrace gardens leading down to the clear blue green water. They are famous for the limoncino drink.

Last drink in Italy

This was at a small cafe in Parma, Had an herb and cheese pumpkin ravioli with this really fresh fizzy fruit drink. One last meal!

Ahh!

Queen's Horses

Early morning traffic in London is bad enough but throw in the horses getting ready for the Queen's Jubilee. Was a bit suprised when I saw what was holding up morning traffic on my way to the airport. I did see them last weekend on the news about the Queen's Jubilee

A Lemon Tree

They. were known for their Limoncello so of course lemons grow anywhere they can plant them

Tratoria del Carbone

Had a fantastic meal here. The Glass Portico was really beautiful if a bit nerve wracking with all the earthquake tremors going on however we survived!

Plate of Parma Ham

Another of these massive plates with meat and cheese all local products. How will I ever be able to go back to our plastic wrapped Proscuitto.

Osso Buco

The Chef insisted that I try his signature dish which was Osso Buco. I must say it really was fantastic and the risotto was perfecto!

Good By Reggio!

8th June 2012

Dad and Cherie
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Magnifico!
I love this traveling with no stress--great job, Kim!

8th June 2012

Nicholas
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Great Pictures... and wonderful insight.
It sounds like your trip was amazing! I am glad you enjoyed yourself. Italy is always presenting in one surprise after another, and I am glad you were able to experience a little bit of the diversity that makes the country so delightful.

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