Finally, I have arrived in Tuscany, the last stop of the Eddie Soloway Celebration of Italy! I thought this would be a breeze to write, but it has taken me quite awhile. I hope you enjoy it! Expect lots of pictures, and not too much text to read. Click here.
View of Tuscany in the early morning
Stop three on our trip with Eddie Soloway and friends, found us in the medieval village of Santo Stefano di Sessanio. A short post with plenty of pictures, this was my first visit to this area of Italy.
Ruins of Rocca Calascio.
Here is the journal about our second stop on the “Celebrating Italy” adventure with Eddie Soloway, covering several days in Matera, Italy. There are lots of pictures (I know that for some of you that is all that matters – so enjoy the 41!) There are also a lot of words. Yes, this is a long one (like the photo below). I hope you enjoy it! Matera 2019
Posted by jetsytravels on June 12, 2019 in Europe and tagged Basilicata, Carlo Levi, Cristo si e fermato a eboli, homes in caves, hotels in the sassi, italian capital cities, Italy travel, lanfrachi palace, Lucania, Matera, places to see in Basilicata, sasso caves, Things to do in Southern Italy, Ulmo restaorant in Matera.
This is the first of four post about the places I visited as a member of group of photographers traveling with Eddie Soloway. Start here with the introductory page.At the end, click on “Puglia” to read the post and see the pictures of Puglia from this portion of our trip.
View to the surrounding area of Locorotondo
My posts about my travels in Italy this spring are coming. This post, about the ancient olive trees, is full of pictures and information. I hope you will feel the same awe I felt for these amazing trees, and the same desperation about their plight. Here’s the post.
Posted by jetsytravels on June 6, 2019 in Europe and tagged ancient olive trees, Apulia, endangered trees, italy, olive oil, olive trees in southern italy, places to visit in Puglia, Puglia, things to see in Italy, xylella in italy.
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