This is too awesome Richard. I love how you can easily blog while on vacation with the new iPhone! Technology sure does come in handy. I am incredibly jealous of you but I see myself doing the same thing soon :)
I don’t know about pasta, but I have sopped up the odd bits of olive oil with a morsel of crusty Italian bread here & there. For the most part it’s quite easy to eat Paleo with all the amazing seafood. Can’t get enough of the fresh calamari and octopus in olive oil. The octopus has the texture of lobster. Amazing.
The darkest bronziest tans I’ve ever had are from the high desert. But I’ve gotten good tans in tropical places as well, like Thailand and Philippines.
Wow. I don’t like the sentiment of “jealousy” … but you bet I’m feelin’ it!
This is too awesome Richard. I love how you can easily blog while on vacation with the new iPhone! Technology sure does come in handy. I am incredibly jealous of you but I see myself doing the same thing soon :)
Lovely…
We stayed there in 2004. It is beautiful there. We loved our time in Cinque Terre. We also spent time in Tuscany, Napoli, and Sicily…
Nice photos! I was feeling that sense of deja vu all over again, then I remembered coming out of that very tunnel as a callow 21-year-old backpacker.
Having made peace with the occasional white potato carbage, will you cave and try any of the local pasta?
I don’t know about pasta, but I have sopped up the odd bits of olive oil with a morsel of crusty Italian bread here & there. For the most part it’s quite easy to eat Paleo with all the amazing seafood. Can’t get enough of the fresh calamari and octopus in olive oil. The octopus has the texture of lobster. Amazing.
You won’t get the tint to your skin that you will get in the tropics like Puerto Rico , that is for sure , Richard. Miami can even give a better tan.
The darkest bronziest tans I’ve ever had are from the high desert. But I’ve gotten good tans in tropical places as well, like Thailand and Philippines.