As I mentioned before, Cinque Terre is approrpriately named so because it is made up of 5 towns. The trails connecting the towns create a national park. It took 4 hours, with stops at each town, to complete the entire trek. Each had its own unique qualities. The foccacia bread made fresh daily is some of the best I have ever had. It is given added flavor by adding olive, sardines, tomatos, pesto, or whatever your healthy heart desires. The bread was all the fuel I needed to make it through. The views were bird's- eye and the other trekkers friendly. At one interval I put the ipod headphones in my ears and picked up the pace to the soundtrack of The Godfather. I mean I know that is lame, but I could have been worse. I could have played Journey's "Dont Stop, Believing."
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I am so behind in my LSBT blog reading! Love the new direction, lots of fab pics and blurbs. Keep em coming and continue to have a fab time. Since I've only been to parts of Spain and London in Europe, I'm taking a new adventure with these reads. Keep em coming!
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