We arrived in our first town on the Med at lunchtime. Lerici has a brooding fortress on a promontory jutting out into the sea. Apparently, pirates were a plague in early days. While we were there, we watched the national testing of prospective Italian life guards on the beach - - lots of artificial respiration being done on one rubber dummy and dragging of "victims" from the water onto the beach. As always, the food was wonderful - - the only thing that keeps all Italians from weighing 300 lbs is all the walking and biking they seem to do (and the hills! Lots of hills!)
Monday, May 30, 2011
Cinque Terre – Lunch in Lerici
We arrived in our first town on the Med at lunchtime. Lerici has a brooding fortress on a promontory jutting out into the sea. Apparently, pirates were a plague in early days. While we were there, we watched the national testing of prospective Italian life guards on the beach - - lots of artificial respiration being done on one rubber dummy and dragging of "victims" from the water onto the beach. As always, the food was wonderful - - the only thing that keeps all Italians from weighing 300 lbs is all the walking and biking they seem to do (and the hills! Lots of hills!)
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