The highlight of our tour of the Italian countryside was a visit to an olive farm (that's an ancient olive tree we are posing in front of) that of course harvests and makes olive oil to die for..extra virgin, cold press and within 24 hours or less of being harvested. They served a great buffet of small snacks including bruschetta.
We have had the good fortune of being in Rome a few times and opted not to take a tour into the Eternal City. The Civitivecchia port is 40 miles from Rome so we took advantage of being close to the Tuscanny countryside and took a peaceful tour to Tuscannia an ancient medieval town that you see in these pictures.
We have had the good fortune of being in Rome a few times and opted not to take a tour into the Eternal City. The Civitivecchia port is 40 miles from Rome so we took advantage of being close to the Tuscanny countryside and took a peaceful tour to Tuscannia an ancient medieval town that you see in these pictures.
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