You may contact us via e-mail at: fern.driscoll@gmail.com
We’re happy to try to answer general questions about Rapallo and the surrounding area to the best of our ability.
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thank you for following my blog! happy that you like it 🙂 what an interesting blog you have!! for sure will be back here 🙂
Thanks Magdalena – we have always loved Siena, but we don’t get down there often. Looking forward to visiting more through your blog!
I have nominated you for the Versatile Blogger Award – congratulations!
http://dianegallagherphotos.wordpress.com/2013/01/09/the-versatile-blog-award-what-a-wonderful-surprise/
I love your blog and you definitely deserve this award!
Happy New Year!
Diane
Thanks, Diane – I really appreciate it. Reminds me of my uncle who opened a Christmas present once and said, “I LOVE it,” pause, pause, “What IS it?” Now I shall go find out, but meanwhile, thank you again.
Voglio che tu mi dia qualche informazione, il mio nome è Sebastian discendente Arzeno, nato a Zoagli, Italia, conosco il vostro certificato di nascita, per sapere come si chiamavano i suoi genitori e fratelli
Mi dispiace Luis, non so di cosa tu hai besognio…
I’ve read the poste.it site in English & Italian, am I missing something? I can’t find a page about the stamp prices in Italy. Is this what you were trying to tell me?
Hi Jenny – I sent you an e- on your website. From poste.it home page choose Privati, then Servizi Postali, then Lettere under prodotti postali, then choose the kind of letter you’re sending (ordinary mail is posta prioritaria). Using posta prioritaria as an example, over in the paragraph on the right it says it costs .60 for a letter. Or you can click Prezzi in the submenu under Lettere for whatever it is you want. Hope this helps.
Hello:
I’d written to you some time ago with a question but never received a reply. How does one contact you?
Thank you
David
Thanks, Jennifer. How appropriate that this is a German word. I’ll follow up on it soon, but didn’t want to let the day slip away without thanking you heartily.
Thanks, Jennifer… how appropriate that this is a German word. I’ll follow up on this very soon, but wanted to say right away, thank you tons!
Fabulous writings and photographs …
The information and facts are a joy to one who guides on Norfolk, UK and had parties of those from Italy whose intention is to improve their English .
Thank you !!!
Derek
Thanks for stopping by, Derek. One of my regrets, still to be redressed, is not having visited Norfolk – I’ll get there some day!
Hi Fern,
I want to wish you a Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year!
Ciao
Anna
Thank you Anna ~ Merry Christmas, Happy New Year, and Happy Blogging to you, too!
Hi!
surfing in Internet I found your blog and I’m so happy for it. I live in Liguria too, in Genoa and I’ve started a blog on travelling in Liguria due to my passion for this region. I would be happy to exchange our links.
http://beautiful-liguria.blogspot.com/
What do you think?
Please let me know
Ciao
Anna
Hi Anna ~ I’ve been away and am only just now getting organized. Will take a peek at your blog asap – I already love the title…
I need help in finding some historical reference or information on my grandfather Gennaro Rusconi. Born on 29 Mar 1893 who was held a prisoner at the Castello in Rapallo and was to be executed, but was saved at at 11th hour after pleas by my mother.
Am meeting someone tomorrow who may be able to help – will let you know.
Hi Louise — I just thought you should have my real
email.
In the sgabei post, you quoted Fred McGourty. Is that THE Fred McGourty, of Norfolk, CT, the
famous plantsman and garden designer? We’ve met — Castle and I went to a wedding in Norfolk years ago and a mutual friend took us to the McGourtys’ garden. Small world! xo Alice
Hello, Fern-
Oh, my goodness. You’ve stumbled on a moral lapse of mine. I just grabbed that photo – if it’s the one I think you’re talking about, a sunset desert island – from Google images with no thought of attribution. I’m not the photographer – just a thoughtless pirate! Yikes.
So, um….have at it?
And, au contraire – your blog looks very interesting. I spent a few months in Italy many years ago, a little east of Florence, and loved it. I’ve bookmarked it, so I will darken your doorstep again.
I feel sad that I don’t have some pompelmo gelato in a bowl in front of me right now.
Yours,
Tina Rowley