The Telemaco's rides

Hello Guys, I'd like to tell you in this post of my travels . By 1100 I enjoyed traveling throughout Italy , the Pyrenees and Spain , in France ( the beautiful island called Corsica) , throughout mainland Greece and the Mediterranean Turkey. (my blog [You must be registered and logged in to see this link.]

Now it is time to teach in 1200 to travel . 1200 is young and starts to take its first kilometers , so be patient :-)
On Easter Sunday, a little trip close to home . A tiny village in the Po Valley , near the river Adda . This is the village (only 64 inhabitants ) called Maccastorna:


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Thanks for sharing Michelangelo! Years ago I traveled around Italy and the little villages are places I really enjoyed. I didn't visit Maccastorna, but my favorite was Civita di Bagnoregio. I hope to get back one day soon and do some touring on a GRiSO.

Civita is really a fantastic village , unique in Italy


@LBC I dream of visiting California riding my GRiSO

There are many beautiful places to ride in California. When you visit, you are welcome at my place near LA.

TNK :-)

What a tonic those photos are after a long wet Scottish winter. In the past we have found Italy prohibitive and only managed to venture as far as Baberino di Mugello in the Tuscan province. So much to see and so little time to do it in. However now we have a Fiat Scudo on our drive it opens up new opportunities for us. The bike fits in the back just nicely. We too look forward to returning some day.

Thanks for that.