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June 9th 2010

Published: June 9th 2010

Sometimes it is hard to keep track when you have been travelling for a while. Days of the week tend to go pretty quickly. What do they really matter anyway when for you it is more or less a permanent weekend? Hours of the day can then disappear. It is light pretty early here in Italy and stays that way late. You eat when you are hungry and you sleep when you are tired. And you forget where you we... Read Full Entry

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Our travels over the years have often sought out those places that we haven't yet experienced. We have loved chasing new places, but there is a change underway. We continue to enjoy experiencing other cultures along with their food, beverages, history and ways of life but now, having a little more freedom, we will also make more effort to seek out out such things as music events and festivals, particular natural attractions that we have missed and places where we can better appreciate the history of a place and its people. The attraction of the road less travelled and the place less visit... full info

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And I have forgotten the name. Couldn't go in it was five past one.

Scruffy Buildings

You have to look past the lack of paint and care

Outside Looking In

Parliament Building. It is getting on

And it is even spelt properly

Temple at Pompei

Ruts on the Road

They still let maintenance slide a bit sometimes

Beware of the Dog

Homeowners have been doing this for a long time

Inside a Villa

Getting house design ideas from Pompei

Pompei Street Again

Baker's Shop

Grindstone in Pompei

Old Sandals Never Die

But hopefully she will let me bury this one

11th June 2010

Andrew
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Speaking of pizza and Rome
One of the more memorable "meals" Virginia and I have had was eating slices of pizza sitting on the edge of the fountain in Piazza Navonna on a sunny day in March 1990. No doubt bought from a tourist trap but it was beautiful. Hopefully your luck changes too in finding some good cafe food!!

12th June 2010

Slowfeet
Slowfeet

Pizza
Our luck has changed. An excellent feed for both of us: one pasta and the other pizza but it was in a shopping mall rather than a tourist area. I have even taken note of how they did both so we can try to replicate. Lovely stuff

13th June 2010

Alex
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Pizza and Rome
If you're looking for good pizza - and are still in Roma - try Pizzeria da Baffetto, on via Governo Vecchio, off Piazza Navona. You have to queue to get a seat... but it's worth the wait. Alex

17th June 2010

Slowfeet
Slowfeet

Pizza
Thanks for the tip Alex. Hopefully other people will take note, as we will for our next visit. Luckily we have since scored some good pizza here in Florence.

21st June 2010

Pete
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re "For Adam" #12549837
Cheers David...

21st June 2010

Sarah
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Pompeii
Glad you went to Pompeii. I loved it!

23rd June 2010

Slowfeet
Slowfeet

Buildings
I guess you spotted the Guggenheim in Bilbao. We reckon a house in a simlar design might be a feature at Kidaman Creek

25th June 2010

Pete
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re Buildings
It's hard to miss the Guggenheim. I suppose I could sort you out something like that for Kidaman Creek - but I should warn you; Gehry's buildings leak like a sieve. What about a nice Parthenon? You know they age well...

2nd July 2010

Slowfeet
Slowfeet

Buildings
You wouldnt believe the design ideas that are floating around. It is a worry.

18th July 2010

Sharing the Journey
Alec & Cindy Sharp

Wish I could ....
make my motorcycle ride on water. i would love to ride those street and try some real pizza. Love that little Fiat 500. Really cool little car.

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