After the peace I drove to Pienza via Bagno Vignoni. It’s one of the towns with a thermal spring…and a speed camera apparently. Not having much luck with cars this holiday!
Onwards to Pienza…
A hilltop town famous for its cheese-amongst other things. Unlike other Tuscan cheese that produce their cheese in the round, here it is differentiated by being oval shaped!
A meander around the town
Then a perfect time to stop for lunch. A shaded courtyard at Latte Di Luna. A plate of spaghetti but local style- pici- a thicker version that’s almost like noodles. Of course I had to have with truffles – again another great lunch.
To be honest it was unexpectedly good. When I first sat down I wasn’t filled with confidence. It’s very touristy there.
An espresso and I was off. On my way back to the car I popped into an art gallery. I was tempted as it was an English artist plus I loved the look of the paintings. Fortune would have it she was there and we started to chat. We got on to travelling solo after a certain age and if she’s reading this now… go for it! It’s given me a lot of joy, adventures and new friends along the way. And hopefully when I return we can have a Spritz and talk about one of your new adventures!
Espresso and truffles…you are SO Italiana!
LikeLiked by 1 person
Si Bella
LikeLike