TodiWe arrived in Todi and had to walk up a very steep hill. It was worth it when we got to the top though, because the view was breathtaking! We wandered around the small town and saw a gothic cathedral and looked around the shops.
At the top of the hill in Todi
CathedralAfter Todi, we got back on the bus and traveled to Titignano to have a 12 course feast at an old manor. We were truly in the country...I had taken a nap on the bus and when I woke up, we were traveling on a dirt road!
The feast included food like lamb, proscuitto, pasta with wild boar meat, chicken, risoto, and lots of wine! I'm a very picky eater, but I'm proud to say that I tried lamb for the first time.
It was great to see the contrast between the bustling city of Rome and the quiet Italian countryside. I think I prefer the city right now, but I can imagine how the countryside could be a relaxing retreat for city dwellers.
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3 comments:
i love that picture of you with the countryside background!! looks like you're getting in plenty of site seeing in already :)
I never liked lambs except when it's served on Italian dishes. So good. I like your picture, that dress you wore is totally cute!
I'm loving the dress and the curly hair!
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