Ponte Romano

On our first visit to Campofranco, we were invited on a hike the following Sunday to an ancient Roman bridge near town. Being how Anna was trying to schmooze her way into a citizenship, she, of course, said yes.
It required driving back up to the village, but we had a great time in the walk and meeting and mingling with the locals.
The bridge unfortunately had collapsed a few years back, but you could still see both ends of it.
We also learned that the mountain on the other side has a huge underground lake.
After the hike, we made our way to San Cono and our next lodging. On our way we passed acres of prickly pear cactus fields.
Once we were checked in, we made our way down and then back up a long set of stairs through town so we could have a real Italian pizza. In Italy. It was delicious.Læs mere