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April 20, 2021April 20, 2021 annie adair

Walks around Volterra – the “Salt Road”

October 13, 2020February 3, 2022 annie adair

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

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Pandemia. Sculpted in the midst of the uncertainty, fear and chaos. I hope you're dead and gone but will never forget you.

Happy St. Patrick's Day, Italian style!

Spring colors, spring flowers - I've been waiting for you!

A magic day of hiking to visit medieval hermitages carved on rock cliffs and waterfalls sacred to the ancient Etruscans

As a glorious end to our Montalcino outing , we visited the new cellar of one of Italy's most brilliant and visionary winemakers: Roberto Cipresso. A creative soul never rests, and you see it in his meticulous design of wines and interiors. A joy to behold.

Today I finally got to visit one of my husband's favorite Montalcino wineries: Solaria. We were given the warmest of welcomes by Patrizia & Arianna Cencioni.

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