Category Archives: France

While in Tellaro for a stroll and photo-taking, we stopped for lunch at a trattoria specializing in fish. Of course, this being in the province of Liguria, focaccia was also on the table and darn good it was. I stopped … Continue reading →

For years my husband and I have fantasized about living an everyday life, not some “Under the Tuscan Sun” fantasy, in the city of Trent. Gorgeous, prosperous, progressive and creative, the city is a great blend of the best of … Continue reading →

Being an advocate of Slow Food (of which pizza can be a part even if it takes seconds to actually bake), I am now taken with the concept of a Slow Cities. In Portovenere, I read about how the town … Continue reading →

It was good to see our favorite pizza place outside of Verona was still thriving, seeing so many establishments have turned over. In fact, the pizza was so good we went two days in a row. I’d have gladly returned … Continue reading →

It had been two years since I’d visited Italy, and that was for a short spell. This summer, the three of us returned after four years for a longish (3 weeks) stay. As always, I’m on the lookout for how … Continue reading →