The Way of St. Francis: Tuscan beauty

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Our steps took us along several large Tuscan villas Sunday. Sue liked this one best. Plenty of room for family and friends, plus a place she could play tennis!

This is a quiet trail (we saw just five trekkers Sunday), but there is obviously interest in the Way of St. Francis, based on the record numbers (from many nations) viewing our posts. Will this be the Camino de Santiago of the future? If you have questions, feel free to ask through the comments at the bottom of the page. If you click the box to see future comments, you should get our reply. You can also view comments by clicking on the prompt on the website.

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7 responses to “The Way of St. Francis: Tuscan beauty”

  1. Deborah Gudger Avatar
    Deborah Gudger

    Looks like perfect hiking weather! How are the trails? Similar to the CdS at all?

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  2. Jackie Bachman Avatar
    Jackie Bachman

    Lovely!🌻🌻🌻🌻🌻

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  3. Hi Debbie!
    Beautiful blue skies here, but a bit warm in the afternoon (80 or so). Everyone says it feels like July in April. The trail is varied…a decent amount of blacktop, including farm country roads and some busy city walking into Sansepulcro yesterday. Some hard pack, wide gravel parhways. Some very rocky parts. A few very steep ups and downs. Some treacherous parts. The Camino has all of these as well, but overall this is much more difficult than the Camino. Biggest difference, though, is the lack of fellow trekkers here.
    Reg

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  4. Nice photos in a beautiful part of the world. we’re staying down near Umbertide currently and the weather has been lovely for the past week after a miserable March.

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    1. Thank you. It’s hard to take a bad photo in Italy. We are finding it unexpectedly warm this week.

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      1. Beautiful weather isn’t it? Spending a lot of time just relaxing on the terrace here in Umbria. Long may it continue.

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  5. It sure is, but perhaps a bit warm for trekking with a backpack. Umbria is fabulous!

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