Bonfire in Bagnaia for Sant Antonio Abate
/An incredible night last night in Bagnaia, for the Sacred Fire of St. Antonio - the first celebration here since before the pandemic.
Read MoreAn incredible night last night in Bagnaia, for the Sacred Fire of St. Antonio - the first celebration here since before the pandemic.
Read MoreLast weekend we took an overnight trip to Piancastagnaio, to eat at one of our favorite restaurants in the world, Ristorante Anna. We have driven here straight from the airport many times over the years, just to eat their signature (always on the menu) chestnut porcini soup.
Read MoreA few weeks ago we stayed at a castle fortress in the town of Sorano, in southern Tuscany. One morning we took a walk on one of the "vie cave" near Sovana, after we left Sorano.
Read MoreOne of our errands today was to stop in a bakery in Viterbo and order some “Pansucchio” for Christmas, for ourselves and as gifts for friends. Pansucchio is a panettone-like cake, made only at this bakery, using their 70-year-old mother yeast. It is filled with chestnuts, dark chocolate, and then doused in rum. it is BOOZY and really, really delicious. Half an hour before eating, you are supposed to turn it upside down, to let the rum soak through.
Read MoreWe sometimes think that we won some sort of lottery to find a place with vicini (neighbors) as wonderful as ours in this little town. They have made us feel so welcome and cared for since the moment we moved into our tiny place in 2019.
Read MoreWe just returned from a little mini-concert of American country/blues music at the local elder care home near our house in Soriano nel Cimino.
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