Driving near Vallelunga
March 15, 2013.
I am currently in Sicily at Case Vecchie.
So happy to see and hug Fabrizia and Ximena again.
Excited to soon meet of all our students and have a fabulous workshop together.
Despite the rain!
These rolling hills are so green that they make me feel we could be in Ireland!
Ooh, gawgeous. It does look like Ireland. Except when I was on my Irish tour, they were also giving us free whiskey, so I could be wrong.
Have a wonderful trip!!!
Have fun! It looks wonderful – so green and fresh. It snowed again here in Canada – sigh…
This looks indeed more like Ireland than Italy 😉 I would’t mind though 😀 You could celebrate St. Patrick’s Day right away 😉 Enjoy it!
I love your site and your book even though I eat only plant foods. I’ve been able to take some of your great recipe ideas and convert them. This looks like an area in Eastern Washington state (USA) just east of Yakima. It is big wine country. I love the rolling hills.
Beautiful!!
My real father was born in Sicily but I haven’t been there yet… It’s beautiful! Thank you!
Beautiful photo. Perfect for St Patrick’s Day tomorrow. I can not wait to read about your adventure.
so green already, can’t believe it! 🙂 we still got some snow leftovers in Denmark 🙁
WOW, you are right. It’s the salt air and the rocks for fences and it could be Ireland. I cannot tell you how often I use your cookbook. Thank you again!
真漂亮啊~~~
Your idyllic photos are gorgeous and inspiring!
Wonderful view! Green and beautiful 🙂 Hope you’re having a great time, Bea!
It looks really beautiful and very similar indeed to wonderful green Ireland!
Beautiful scenery, Bea. Have fun!
Superbe!
Bises!
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absolutely gorgeous!!
Enjoy your time in Sicily, it’s truly a magical place and offers so much to explore and of course Sicilian food is one to be savored.
Every time I stop by your blog I’m truly amazed by the beauty of your pictures!!! Wonderful…
The landscape is breathtaking!
Wow! Quel beau paysage!!!
Le printemps montre enfin le bout de son nez dans l’est de la France! Les forsythias sont enfin en fleur et ton billet me rappelle une recette de Gnochis à la riccota venue de Sicile ;-). Quelques pousses d’épinards et je sais ce que l’on mangera ce soir.Humm ! Merci Béa et reviens nous vite avec des idées délicieuses !
Hi Beatrice,
any great and affordable dining places you can recommend in Sicily? Looking for some great rustic delicious Italian trattorias.Or else, what are the specialities of the area?
Thanks