We now have a new addition to the family here, a orphaned leveret. It is only about 8 days old now, but seems to be doing quite well and putting on weight. Feeding it a kitten milk mixture. Anyone else had experience of bringing them up??
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Have just seen that there is a proposed filling station strike next week for 2 days!!
Italymag's latest post has just amused us here, about the ½ûÂþÌìÌà Chef Aldo Zilli, as being one of the first to introduce "proper" ½ûÂþÌìÌà food into London.There were many restaurants in London, in the 70's prior to him arriving.One, San Frediano,
Hope nobody has booked flights with this airline in Italy
Didn't take long, before it started. Non ½ûÂþÌìÌà B&B!!! From a TripAdvisor commentBreakfast on the patio was excellent- even including bacon and eggs!
Wonder if anyone having the same problems:1. You read a post logged in, then refresh and then it tells you that you have x number of unread posts, even though you have read all.
Because it was raining today, thought to do some price comparisons re non ½ûÂþÌìÌà B&B's to ½ûÂþÌìÌà ones in Marche. I will not name any, but to be honest, you are better staying in ½ûÂþÌìÌà establishments.
New regulations for those who drive down via France for 2012
Understand there are going to be some new PV industrial size installations in and around Amandola.
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Liked the article, but you can get Thai ingredients delivered to your door here, as we have done for a number of years and it was next day delivery. Only last week we had a large delivery to restock supplies. Have been using the lemon grass we grew from seed, and am about to order the tiny Thai green aubergine seeds, which will enhance the eating experience even more. Last night was a Thai green curry here and it is always great to have a change from spaghetti, whatever the northern ½ûÂþÌìÌà guy thinks. Wife is off to Thailand again next week, so sure our Thai friends will load her up with more delicious things for cooking. A few links:
A general article.
This shows tyre regulations in many EU countries.
Little more info:
We used a resin product on our external tiles, apart from being expensive, it appears to work well, as the staining from the peat in the pots of basil wash off. This other article could help if you want to go the wax route.
No, it is a different one Penny. It is on the estate just as you leave Amandola, by the sports stadium and garage.
You could try the Opel garage, just out of Amandola on the Fermo road. Danni there speaks some English. We get our tyres from him. Another alternative is the tyre centre on the industrial estate, on the road to Communanza. We used to have ours changed on the rims for the Citroen each year, cost was under E20 including balancing. You will still probably need snow chains, unless you have 4 wheel drive.
The high premium was for the Mitsubishi Pajero LWB. Have just had the quote in for the citroen xsara as copied and pasted below. "Your motor insurance is due for renewal with us on 02 November 2010. The renewal premium is US$ 859 (about 540 GBP)."Â
Have ours fenced off to protect the hunters from a 70kg Abruzzi Pastorale, which they seem to be very wary of if they come anywhere near.
That's not very nice........ lol I always drive safely, albeit fast!!! Anyway Sprostoni, don't think you have ever driven with me!!
Hope nobody on here has been affected.