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Note the bulldozer scooping up mud. Monterosso was hard hit, and is still digging their way out. |
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Picturesque Vernazza, where you can see the hillside terraces for grape vines. The local wine is amazing – a glass of vino de la casa costs much less, and is so much better than house wine at home. |
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We took a ferry from Monterosso all the way to Riomaggiore, which is how we got all the great village photos. |
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Ah, but the Via dell’ Amore was washed out by the rain, so that’s still on our bucket list. |
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There are SO many steps in the Cinque Terre. There literally doesn’t seem to be a flat spot! |
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Lovely villages, all in a colorful jumble of cream, yellow and orange atop one another, with common walls and friendly neighbors. Living in a small town… that is also a UNESCO world heritage site. |
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This cute little Italian boy was riding a bicycle almost completely made of wood! |
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Grilled calamari, fresh caught today :) |
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Boats dry dock during the day. No marinas here! |
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Vernazza – can you imagine mud pouring over these steps? Mike is taking a nap on the lower right. |
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