3 Out of 5 Ain’t Bad, +2: Our Visit to Cinque Terre
Manarola. Corniglia. Stop off for lunch in Riomaggiore. But don’t. Feel. Sad. Cuz three out of five ain’t bad. Ok,Continue Reading
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Lucca is for Living
We aren’t big fans of Michelin star restaurants. Overpriced, overrated, small portions, usually more about presentation. They’re good, but theyContinue Reading
Duomos, Davids, Gardens, Museos and More. A Week in the Cradle of The Renaissance: Florence
Florence, or Firenze, is the birthplace of the Renaissance. With statues, beautiful and distinctive yellow buildings with green or brownContinue Reading
Closing Out Campania in Sorrento
After a couple of weeks in Campania: Naples, the islands of Ischia and Capri, Positano, Amalfi and Pompeii, we wrappedContinue Reading
Return to Rome
A big city without skyscrapers, rather, its skyline dotted with domes. Domes whose bells call out the hours and whoseContinue Reading
You Say Genoa, I Say Genova; our first stop in Liguria
As we crossed over from France into Italy and switched trains just past the border we were treated to aContinue Reading
Lunch and Vino in Portofino
Not thinking we’d like Genoa as much as we actually did (it being a port city and all and we’dContinue Reading
Once Home to the Popes: Avignon
On our southeast tour of France we trained directly south along the banks of the Rhône from Lyon to Avignon.Continue Reading
Alcobaça: Where Rivers Meet and Lovers Lay
“In this area lived a couple of lovers who loved each other madly. She was called Baça and he wasContinue Reading
One Step Closer (and a Farewell to Denver’s Baker Neighborhood)
For those of you who follow us, you know that our ultimate goal is to shift into a place whereContinue Reading
The Traveling Ridleys 