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April 20, 2021April 20, 2021 annie adair

Walks around Volterra – the “Salt Road”

October 13, 2020October 14, 2020 annie adair

Volterra’s Amphitheater: the “Archaeological Discovery of the Century”

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We had some special guests visit Volterra this week! It began with Rick Steves running into our mayor in the early morning and telling him Volterra is definitely "my favorite Tuscan hill town"... after our stroll through town with his group of guides we got a sneak preview of the dig underway at Volterra's recently discovered amphitheater.

My sleeping beauty turned 14 today... I couldn't be prouder of the intelligent, empathetic person she has become, intolerant of injustice and the Defender of Difference, a voracious traveler, and my best friend. I love you Sophie and even if you make me go crazy every now and again I love you to the ends of the universe and back.

Rough-draft of the bouquet the day before the wedding

Boutonnieres are here!

Able was I ere I saw Elba... But I truthfully feel more fortunate than able😂

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Walks around Volterra – the “Salt Road” April 20, 2021
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