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  • Kate PritchettItaly 2025Viaggiatore
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    • Giorno 9
    • sabato 5 luglio 2025 06:37
    • ☀️ 72 °F
    • Altitudine: 1.378 ft
    • ItaliaAssisi43°4’7” N  12°37’4” E
    Arch #7 - looking back up into Assisi
    Assisi from the southThese views don't get old.Roadside shrineBreakfast at a barFields of sunflowers. Pretty sure that's a hot air balloon in the distanceAnother shrineVery peaceful amongst the olive trees. The main soundtrack was cicadas.My first glimpse of SpelloArch #8 - looking east from SpelloArch #9 - SpelloFor MomPorta Consolare in Piazza Kennedy, 2nd C BC, although the statue came from the nearby amphitheaterFarmers market haul included figs, apricots, and huge grapes

    Days 8-9 - Assisi

    5 luglio, Italia ⋅ ☀️ 72 °F

    Busy days, with lots of rehearsals and the first concert of the festival. It’s been fun to play music I haven’t played before with a different collection of musicians. The venues are hot but I could get used to the lovely resonance they all provide!

    Saturday I didn’t have any rehearsals until later in the day so I went for a longer walk. On the suggestion of one of the musicians here I walked to Spello, another beautiful hillside town. It was about 7.5 miles, most of which was downhill, hallelujah. Quite a bit of the path was on the “Assisi-Spoleto Olive Belt,” an area comprising almost 1.5 million olive trees! Spello itself is charming - lots of spectacular views and medieval architecture.

    I took two trains and a bus (!) to get back to Assisi and managed to get to the farmers market on my way to the hotel.
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    Michael Anderson

    ViaggiatoreIt took two trains and a bus to get back 7.5 miles?

    07/07/25RispostaTradurre
    Kate Pritchett

    ViaggiatoreFunny, right? A train in the opposite direction, and then one back to Assisi, then the bus with all the tour groups back to the upper part of Assisi.

    07/07/25RispostaTradurre
    Melisa Dubbs

    ViaggiatoreViews are stunning!

    08/07/25RispostaTradurre
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