| Page Views: 344 Last Visit to San Fruttuoso: - | To quote from the brochure - by craic - last update: Dec 13, 2007 |
- this is one of the precious stones blonging to the Unesco. Set in a suggestive bay it is a small village of fishermen who make turism their main occupation. |
|  | It is bog old. Built in the second century. And round about here the Christ of the Abyss was submerged at 17 metres. |
|  | We did it for the walk. My husband sometimes says - There would be nothing wrong with Italy if all the religious sites and artefacts were removed. Now he is going way too far - because this abbey is sweetly pretty and obviously anciently venerable. But we did do it for the walk. |
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| Pros: | "Secluded." | | Cons: | "Secluded." | | In A Nutshell: | "Second century! Amazing!" |
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icunme Mon Aug 31, 2009 08:44 UTC OK, your husband goes on the ballot here - even Berlusconi would vote for him! <(•¿•)> | lynnehamman Tue Jul 28, 2009 01:16 UTC I had to smile when I read about your feelings on the walk- my husband is super-fit but I also run out of puff. I always get a lecture on my bad habits. You know what I mean lol ???Anyway- the sea looks pretty. | JLBG Sun Jul 19, 2009 21:06 UTC Please, don't remove all religious sites of Italy, haha! Some have WCs! | deecat Mon May 11, 2009 01:32 UTC What a precise, step-by-step description of your adventures. We loved the area so much, we went back when my husband's sister came to visit us. |
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