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Take your taste buds on a journey

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From www.theage.com.au - October 20, 2012 5:32 PM

Take your taste buds on a journey...

 

In 2008, Tabberer produced her first book about falling in love with this  seductive stretch of Italian coastline that runs from Vietri to Positano. My  Amalfi Coast was a highly praised and highly personal travel guide that  couldn't fit all she knew about the food of the area. So she saved her recipes  for her just-released second book, Amalfi Coast Recipes, a  picture-perfect showcase of the region's wonderful produce and endearing  personalities, who happen to be her friends.


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Going solo in Rome

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From travelwithkat.com - October 20, 2012 4:13 PM
You are in one of the most romantic cities in the world but your other half isn’t!

Is this a problem? “Not at all!” would be my answer.

While of course I would have loved Neill to have been there to share with me all the wonderful things I did in Rome, being on my own did have some advantages.

For starters, travelling on your own gives you the flexibility to do exactly what you want, when you want and at the pace you want. The result is you get a lot more done and I was there to work after all although, I’ll admit, researching Rome’s food and wine didn’t really feel like work!

Secondly, I was far too busy to be lonely and I met lots of really interesting people so I had plenty of opportunities to chatter away to my heart’s content.

Did I feel safe in Rome?

Yes....

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