Sunrise revealed yet
another spectacular view from our bedroom window – a neighbouring
ridge-top village bathed in warm light streaming through a gap in the
hills. I rushed out to find a better vantage point and then spent
ages snapped away like crazy, trying to find a way to adequately
capture what I was seeing.
After breakfast, we
drove to the little riverside spa-town of Bagni di Lucca, which has
been known for its thermal springs since the 10th century
and once entertained the court of Napoleon. All of which suggests
something rather grander than the quiet, unassuming little town we
came across. The woman in the tourist office suggested that we walk
along the river to the next village along, which we duly did. It was
all rather pleasant, but not much more.
The house in Limano
doesn't have wi fi and we don't yet have anywhere booked for our next
stop – nor actually any real idea of where that stop might be –
so we stopped in a cafe with wi fi and tried to choose somewhere
(without success, but at least the options are narrowing).
After lunch back at
the house, Sarah and I wandered around the village, checking out some
more viewpoints as the sun went down.
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