On a lazy September Sunday morn…

Summer has come and passed
The innocent can never last
Wake me up when September ends
On a lazy September Sunday morn…

Summer has come and passed
The innocent can never last
Wake me up when September ends

Everybody aged 40+ rode one in their teens. It was born in the Sixties and since then it has become a symbol of freedom and nonconformity.
… On Two “vintaGe” Wheels :: The “G” spot is NOT what you’re thinking 😉
Travel stories with cats and dogs

Have you ever dreamed of going to Italy for an extended stay with your best friend? 10 Things I Learned About Traveling to Italy With My Dog via petergreenberg.com … Travel to/in Italy with Four-Legged Tourists
“Farther than Abruzzi”: Boccaccio made one of his characters say it to give a sense of the distant, of the secluded, of the fabulous. And his can certainly be taken as a proverbial expression to designate the condition and history of Abruzzi Region.
… Postcard from Italy :: Abruzzi, Mare e Monti
#GF Travel Tips – Whether you’re living with celiac disease or simply avoiding gluten for one reason or another, here are few tips for booking your travel
… Traveling Gluten-Free in Italy… with a Basic Vocabulary
Within the Majella National Park, at the entrance of the spectacular “Vallone di Santo Spirito” – about 500 metres above sea level – rests the Benedictine Abbey of “San Martino in Valle”.
Legend has it that was San Martin, with the force of his elbows, to open a passage to access the mountain and build the Abbey. … The Art of Wandering :: Saint Martin Gorges
As Caroline Issa says “When you are obsessed and intrigued by beauty and craftsmanship in fashion, I think it’s a natural extension to be obsessed with amazing food”
… Food, Fashion and Traveling Sola
If you want a taste of contemporary Rome, you can’t miss the “Nuovo Mercato Esquilino (ex Piazza Vittorio)”. A galaxy of flavours in the heart of Rome’s multi-ethnic district…

… Take Five :: Rome, The New Esquilino Market – Seafood Stalls