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Pauline
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WOW! The Monastery looks lovely! So in the meantime, we just jumped in and got it all booked. We will: Fly into Glasgow and spend a...
Friday at 2:39 PM
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If you really enjoy live theater, music, art exhibits, and/or book fairs, then August in Edinburgh is very much right time, right place...
Friday at 2:39 PM
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Yikes! I haven't heard about the midges, but will start that research right now. Thanks for the heads up, Pauline! I hope they are not...
Friday at 2:38 PM
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My comments on the first choice. I would stay in Stow instead of taxi to Bourton. Bourton on the water is a very touristy town. It...
Friday at 2:37 PM
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Cotswold Walks had these two suggestions - each involving some different locations as well as different types of moving (one w/ taxis...
Friday at 2:26 PM
Pauline
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BTW yes, thanks, we'll be working with Cotswold Walks; just need to nail down our route :).
Friday at 2:25 PM
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Thank you! We have decided on the Cotswolds because we think it will be easier inn-to-inn with the less than ambitious amount of walking...
Friday at 2:25 PM
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Trenitalia CartaFreccia: Senior and Youth discounts available from abroad
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I have had a cartafreccia and used the Trenitalia app for more than 5 years. I had not used the trains during the pandemic but...
Friday at 2:23 PM
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As I try to keep informed on matters with Italian trains, my understanding has been that the Senior and Young discounted fares on...
Friday at 2:22 PM
Pauline
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A Bicerin sounds good! https://bicerin.it/en/the-bicerin/
Friday at 2:18 PM
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La Perla has the advantage that if you like it, I have seen it in shops in the UK, so it's possible to get that fix at home here (and...
Friday at 2:16 PM
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Funny how chocolate has turned into a "local" tradition in Piemonte....;) IAC, another apparently great chocolate place that I've...
Friday at 2:15 PM
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The Bicerin sound interesting...we're always up for something with chocolate! :happy: A local tradition is always a BIG draw for us.
Friday at 2:15 PM
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No! I insist he has the Bicerin! :D
Friday at 2:15 PM
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Or simply a coffee or herbal tea. It's so wonderfully understated and cosy, which makes it such a counterpoint to the equally historic...
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