I admit to being a little depressed from knowing that our long walks are over. I have thoroughly enjoyed seeing Toscana from this vantage point, even with the sometimes painful aspect of it. The landscape has been spectacular. And visiting the smaller towns has also been interesting. The architecture is amazing, and the feeling of places like Volterra is something I cannot adequately express. At any rate, it is time to move on to the next thing, seeing Siena and then Firenze (Florence).
ciao…
betsy
Kim & Betsy 
Don’t leave us now! Okay, I have to admit, the walking had my feet aching all the way over here. But, now that you’re in Sienna and Florence I want to hear details. Architecture, weather, markets, dining, wine and more wine. Come back! Or, are you girls still lying on your backs with your feet up? Nancy
Will miss your po’m this day 16, but through your travels so much I’ve “seen” …Glad to leave the blisters behind as on to Florence “we” are bound.Thank you for this special journey;It’s been a hoot both poignant and funny.Safe travel home with memories in store;And wine to drink forevermore. Love you both … very much. June
Isn’t Ironic- you know I love that song. You are in Italy and the Pope left the country and came over here. What did you see today? How about some Art talk you know how I love a little Art Talk. Did you see the David? Hope you are taking lots of pictures. Love ya’ll