Yesterday I went to another meeting in Morpeth. Well, actually, it was the same meeting that I’d gone to the day before, but on that day I had the wrong day in my diary. One of the people at yesterday’s meeting was my old boss Gilmour. He and I have had some serious disagreements in

Did you hear about the man who spent his life collecting memorabilia of Wonder Woman, Joan of Arc and Florence Nightingale? Apparently, he was a heroine addict.

Well we are back in Firenze which most of you will know as Florence.  We are at the Westin now.  A beautiful hotel on the Arno River.  Great shopping today.  We said goodbye to the gang … sort of… We are all leaving at different times from different places so today was interesting.  We somehow

Yeah, who’s this guy on the Studio B placard? And that’s only the first comment! Lisa looks poofy today… I want to speak kindly of Tyler Florence. I do. I mean, he even taped Shaq’s Big Challenge at my school, being that he was an alumnus of the now defunct Charleston campus. But after his

Hey everyone So, here we are again and it is another installment of “The Next Food Network Star.” I love it I have to admit and the best part about it is that I can’t miss it if I have work that day, because our store always closes at seven on Sundays. I thought

Welcome to the fourth Travel on a Shoestring Carnival for Europe. Here you’ll find European travel tips for those without a lot of money to spend. Photographic inspiration this week comes from yours truly, with a sloping street view of flowering balconies, rain-slicked cobblestones and lush wisteria growing over ancient stone walls captured in Girona, Spain in April. Andrew Evans reminds us of the

E’ nel lontano 1927 che per opera di un gruppo di viticoltori della zona Arezzo Firenze Siena nasce il CONSORZIO CHIANTI. Successivamente la zona si allarga a quella attuale riconosciuta dalla disciplinare del 1967 poi recepita nella D.O.C.G. (denominazione di origine controllata e garantita). Ai giorni d’oggi si contano in duemila circa, i produttori che

Le “Strade del Vino” sono percorsi entro territori ad alta vocazione vitivinicola caratterizzati, oltreché da vigneti e cantine di aziende agricole, da attrattive naturalistiche,

Molte sono le strade che attraversano i Colli Fiorentini ed i territori dei Comuni che vi ricadono : Bagno a Ripoli, Barberino V.E., Certaldo, Fiesole, Figline V.no, Firenze, Impruneta, Incisa V.no, Lastra a Signa, Montelupo F.no, Montespertoli, Pelago, Pontassieve, Reggello, Rignano S.A., San

Luoghi di rara bellezza, con una storia da raccontare: ecco le incantevoli colline lucchesi. Sentieri naturalistici ricchi di tradizione contadine, ville cinquecentesche e ottocentesche di ineguagliabile bellezza decadente,