Italian Highways And Byways From a Motor Car
Italian Highways And Byways From a Motor Car
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Decidedly the best things of Chiavari are its house fronts, and some crazy old streets running back from the main thoroughfares. There are some slate quarries in the neighbourhood and a ten foot slab, larger than the top of a billiard table, can be cut if occasion requires. The church of San Salvatore near Lavagna, where the quarries are, was founded by Pope Innocent IV in 1243.
Lavagna, near by, has a Palazzo Bosso, in that it is built of a reddish stone, though that is not its oflScial name. ...It was an appanage of the Fieschi family, who owned to Popes, Cardi- nals and soldiers in the gallant days of the Grenoese Eepublic. Sestri-Levante, a half a dozen kilometres beyond Chiavari, is the last of the Eiviera resorts. It is a mere strip of villa and hotel-lined roadway with a delightful water front and a charming and idyllic background.
Spezia is reached only by climbing a lengthy 114 Italian Highways and Bjrways mountain road up over the Pass of the Bracco; sixty kilometres in all from Sestri to Spezia.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Decidedly the best things of Chiavari are its house fronts, and some crazy old streets running back from the main thoroughfares. There are some slate quarries in the neighbourhood and a ten foot slab, larger than the top of a billiard table, can be cut if occasion requires. The church of San Salvatore near Lavagna, where the quarries are, was founded by Pope Innocent IV in 1243.
Lavagna, near by, has a Palazzo Bosso, in that it is built of a reddish stone, though that is not its oflScial name. ...It was an appanage of the Fieschi family, who owned to Popes, Cardi- nals and soldiers in the gallant days of the Grenoese Eepublic. Sestri-Levante, a half a dozen kilometres beyond Chiavari, is the last of the Eiviera resorts. It is a mere strip of villa and hotel-lined roadway with a delightful water front and a charming and idyllic background.
Spezia is reached only by climbing a lengthy 114 Italian Highways and Bjrways mountain road up over the Pass of the Bracco; sixty kilometres in all from Sestri to Spezia.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Francis Miltoun to read onlineMoreLess
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