Driving in Italy - April
Dec 26th, 2012, 07:42 AM
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Hate to see you guys being nasty to each other. If you read my secon post (4th message above) I explained that in 2003 we drove across Italy. I guess I did not provide a specific list of the sites visited,I wrote this post to get my research started..... I guess that was not a great idea. I can see that providing more information is needed. My apologies!!!!!
Merry Christmas to the nice ones and to the grumpy ones. Your help is appreciated.
Annhig: I'll look into Orvieto. Thanks for the suggestion
Once I firm my plans (including trains) I'll start a new post. Hope everyone is nice if I demonstrate I have done most of the research.
Merry Christmas to the nice ones and to the grumpy ones. Your help is appreciated.
Annhig: I'll look into Orvieto. Thanks for the suggestion
Once I firm my plans (including trains) I'll start a new post. Hope everyone is nice if I demonstrate I have done most of the research.
Dec 26th, 2012, 09:03 AM
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I guess that was not a great idea. I can see that providing more information is needed. My apologies!!!!!
Merry Christmas to the nice ones and to the grumpy ones. Your help is appreciated. >>
very generous, alba - and Merry Christmas to you!
BTTW, Orvieto has the major advantage of being about 2 hours away from Rome on the main train line, AND having a wonderful cathedral; the carvings on the front were one of the most amazing things I think I've ever seen.
Merry Christmas to the nice ones and to the grumpy ones. Your help is appreciated. >>
very generous, alba - and Merry Christmas to you!
BTTW, Orvieto has the major advantage of being about 2 hours away from Rome on the main train line, AND having a wonderful cathedral; the carvings on the front were one of the most amazing things I think I've ever seen.
