Wayne had a little trouble pronouncing the name of one of the five villages of the Cinque Terre, the “Five Lands” that hug the coast of the Mediterranean Sea. That city’s name was Riomaggiore, but Wayne pronounced it Rigmarole-ee. He did not do it on purpose; it was just the best he could do with his Italian. What an amazing day it was! Words fail to describe the beauty of the ocean, the mountains, the cities clinging to the mountainside or hugging the ocean. It was as Italian as Italian can be. KG
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Well, I can’t imagine what my Italian would be like. I fancy myself a Spanish speaker, but it’s such a joke!! Your trip has been so wonderful and you aren’t even half done–I just wonder if I’ll ever get to see some of these things–especially Italy. Love to you both.
Thank you so much Nancy. I hope you do get to this part of the world.
Your trip to Italy brings back wonderful memories and especially the houses on the cliffs overlooking the Mediterranean. The houses built one on top of the other and so colorful. that seems to be a very unique area. are they west of florence and pisa…
The Cinque Terre are north of Pisa and north west of Florence. Wonderful!!