Posts Tagged ‘wwoofing in italy’
Tweet One day in the not so near future you will be able to bicycle from Florence to Rome on a path through the Val di Chiana. We got a taste of that 400 km journey on our recent trip to Tuscany with GAdventures. Believe it or not, without Leonardo Di Vinci’s help, this Tuscan [...]
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Tweet I don’t normally enter a lot of contests but every once in a while a great photo contest comes along that I just can’t resist! The fine folks over at TravelSupermarket put together a fantastic contest called “Capture The Color“. You’ve probably guessed by now that the contest is based on color. This is [...]
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Tweet If you loved some of the yearly round up posts that were going around the blogosphere then you’re sure to love this new 7 Super Shots Photo round table put together by our friends at HostelBookers. We were asked to put together a photo post by choosing photos that we loved and that fit [...]
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Tweet I have some good news! Randy and I are planning the next leg of our journey. We’ve been putting together tentative itineraries and it looks like we’ll be headed back to Europe! We were planning on going directly to Thailand but a couple of really cool projects popped up in Europe that we simple can’t [...]
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Tweet This is Part 2 of a 3 part series. To see more pictures please visit Portraits of Wwoofers In Tuscany (Todd & Benita) Part 1. I made some great friends on the farm – people I feel I will have a connection with for a long, long time. Two of these people were Esther [...]
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Tweet So I know we’ve had a few posts up here about wwoofing and the amazing experience we had on the vineyard. One of the best things about our time on the farm was all the great friends that we made. I think we really got lucky because we all had such a good time [...]
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Tweet It’s cold in New England now. The trees are bare and darkness comes early, and it’s just a matter of time until the first big snow. Weather reports from central Italy are no different. For farmers in Tuscany, the race is on to finish their olive harvests or prepare their properties for winter. Since [...]
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