Sorry for Franc’s rant yesterday. I’m pleased to report that we have found a road map and all is well! Over the last two days we have covered over 500 kilometres.
Armed with map, we managed find a couple of charming mountain and seaside villages in Puglia and spent several relaxing (non driving) hours exploring them – thanks for the suggestions everyone.
After a somewhat disastrous night unwittingly camping near a lovers hotspot on the coast near Bari (headlights, handbrakes, car doors, moans etc) we are treating ourselves to a a proper campsite tonight, with showers, electricity, water and washing lines. Ahh, luxury!
ITALIANO:
Scusate per il mio bloggo ieri sera, ero annoiato che non trovavo una carta stradale d’italia. Pero oggi c’e l’abbiamo fatta e nei ultimi due giorni compiuto piu di 500km di strada!
Abbiamo passato degli ore meravigliosi nei paesi piccoli di Puglia sulle montagne e sulla costa (vedete le foto). Dopo una serata campeggiando al selvaggio vicino a Bari che divenne un punto di riunione degli amanti dopo buio (Bel sorpresa… abaglianti, porte delle macchine, frena mano, voci bassi/alti ecc) ci siamo decisi di fermarci in un campeggio ufficiale sta sera con doccie, wc e luce! Hurrah!
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- Grumpy Franc driving with a dead GPS unit and no map…
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- Bedda con gli occhi rotondi in Locorotundo
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- The famous Trulli houses in Alberobello. With optional English tourists.
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- Street artist caught unawares in Alberobello
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- Bearded unkempt homeless vagabond accosts female tourist. And some Trulli
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- They hung out the decorations for Bedda
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- Bedde Trulli e Bella Bedda
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- In search of direction in Alberobello
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- Breakfast in Bari
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- Bedda’s cheeky bum beside Baris’ port
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- Has Bedda stumbled into one of those Clarkson Top Gear ‘drive the length of Italy’ challenges. This Mustang and Ferrarri parked up next to us in Trani earlier today.
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- Lunch in Trani old town. Wonderful day.
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