adventure

  • An evening stroll, senza fretta

    We went out at dusk to look for the moon. “Sunset” in Italian is tramonto, “between” and “mountain,” and we imagine the sun somewhere between the Apennines and the sky behind us far to our west. We were walking east… Continue reading

    An evening stroll, senza fretta
  • Pilgrims-in-training

    We are getting our legs in shape for an eight-day pilgrimage through rural Tuscany. It’s a small part of the 2,000 km route that an obscure Archbishop of Canterbury logged by foot or horseback in 990 A.D. from his English… Continue reading

    Pilgrims-in-training
  • The Story of Time

    Of several museums we have seen in our three weeks in Italy, none moved me so much as the one with the least variety or clutter.  The Museo Provincial Sigismondo Castromediano, or simply, the Provincial Museum of Lecce, is a… Continue reading

    The Story of Time