Ocean
by Nina Camic
Friday, August 20, 2004
A day in Umbrian hill towns
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Thursday, continued Climbing up the Campanile of San Fortunato in Todi is one of those things that you feel you must do because you’re t...
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Halfway up, a pause for a photo. Todi is at the very top of a large hill, so this puts me nearly at the top of the top
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below the bell tower, a shop with...junk or antiques?
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-->I came to appreciate how few tourists there are in Todi when I went elsewhere in the afternoon * . In Todi, you hear nothing but Itali...
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suddenly, turning the corner, you come face to face with the Duomo
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row after row of suffering mortals
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* Okay, this little gem of a village (see photo below) has even fewer tourist. It lies at the foot of the Todi hill. The bridge is over the...
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Just saying it out loud makes you smile
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these breakfasts give just the right kick to the start of the day
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An evening at La Mulinella At 8:30 the sun is gone but it’s not yet dark. La Mulinella is outside of town, on a side road, hard to find....
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homemade gnocchi for starters
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* One of the charming things that the restaurant does is that it rounds DOWN the total on the check. So that if a (four-course, with plenty...
Thursday, August 19, 2004
Far’ niente (the art of doing nothing)
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Wednesday If I had exactly 24 hours in Ravello, how would I spend it? Doing nothing. It is a town that invites exactly that. In the pas...
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evening: a slow dinner on the terrace
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scialiatelli: a thick noodle that I can only have in the States if I make it myself
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inside the souffle: half lemon, half chocolate
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After the meal, it is time to move yourself to the main square, for several late hours of “doing nothing” there. Children chase each other, ...
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a pink morning: view from the breakfast terrace
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breakfast with lemon jam
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a lemon transaction
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