You're invited to pull up a chair, a country hand painted chair, and we'll sit around the rustic pine table, under the arbor. Let's open a bottle of Vino nobile di Montepulciano, slice some fresh blushing pears, top with shavings of fresh Parmigiano-Reggiano, spread slices of particularly gorgeous melting Taleggio on to crusty farmhouse bread. Let's just sit back looking across the Tuscan landscape to the medieval hilltowns beyond the olive groves and vineyards...................... and we'll know life can't get better than this. Oh, but you say, I thought she was English and here she is spouting off about Italy. Those who have been to Italy know how the beauty of the country gets under your skin and it's impossible to forget each small detail, whether you've spent years, weeks, or just a few days soaking up everything Italian.


Hope you can all visit Italy some day........you will not be disappointed I assure you.



I am so happy to have happened onto your blog. This post got my attention...I have loved Italy since my first trip.
ReplyDeleteI have already booked Tuscany for next year! Beautiful photos.
Beautiful post . I would love to visit Italy one day. Your pictures are just lovely.
ReplyDeleteI've never been to Italy but, your pictures are beautiful. One day I will have to do the grand tour of Europe. I lived in Germany until I was nine and I've always wanted to go back. Thanks for sharing your memories.
ReplyDeleteMore yummy pics, Mary! Those are truly beautiful & I totally understand your love of all things Italian. I really want to go back soon.
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Gosh, those pictures are just breathtaking! My husband visited Italy on a business trip a few years ago and he just loved it. I definately would like to go also but I have to get over my fear of flying.
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Mary...the pictures couldn't be more inviting! Italy is a place that my husband has always wanted to visit. While part of his ancestry is Italian, it's his love of art & history that lure him there. Maybe one day! Until then, I'll just enjoy these images & look forward to hearing about your adventures there!!
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ReplyDeleteExquite. A true moment of peace. Thank-you for calling at Robin sherwood frecklefarm. I saw you posted by my email. But I don't see the post on the blog site. I hope it turns up. If not please post again. I would love to share the beauty of "Across the Pond with
our vistors!
P.S. if you ever start a link list, please keeep robin sherwood frecklefarm in mind. we are looking for links that are suitable.
And your site is an inpsiration.
Oh yes...the countryside of Italy and France....my favourite
ReplyDeleteGlad I found your blog!!!
Have a great and blessed easter
Your photos are gorgeous.. wish I was there right now! Wow!
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