Tag: UNESCO

October 23, 2022

Sicily – Inspired by a Marvelous Coffee

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I had the intention of writing this post since last spring – when I discovered a marvelous coffee at a Tchibo shop close to my house. On the coffee package […]

August 27, 2022

Carrig Country House, County Kerry & Ireland’s Wild Atlantic Way

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Isn’t a glimpse at the photo above is very soothing? – which I thought so and sat down to write this post. It is one of the photos of the […]