Temp

Were flying to Nice next Sunday and driving to Diano Marina from there. Does
anyone have any experience from Diano Marina. I am very interested about the
railway connections in there. It's only 60 km to Monaco, 90 km to Nice and
San Remo is also nearby. It would be nice to know is it possible or easy to
travel to those locations. I am also interested about the prices in there.
Is it possible to eat without falling into bankrupsy.

P.S I know that F1 race was in Monaco a week ago. Tickets were so expensive
that we decided to skip it.

Douglas W. Hoyt

    >>>>> Were flying to Nice next Sunday and driving to Diano Marina from
    >>>>> there. Does anyone have any experience from Diano Marina. I am very
    >>>>> interested about the railway connections in there. It's only 60 km to
    >>>>> Monaco, 90 km to Nice and San Remo is also nearby.

It is very easy to travel the coast by train to the border transfer in
Ventimiglia on to Nice, and points in between--and it's a pretty ride. Just
print out schedules ahead of time, since trains go about hourly from Diano
Marina. You can look up schedules here:
http://reiseauskunft.bahn.de/bin/query.exe/en

Tile

the best webpage

www.trenitalia.it
thsi is the main railway to Genova.
i am sure the will be many trains a day.
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    > Were flying to Nice next Sunday and driving to Diano Marina from there.
    > Does anyone have any experience from Diano Marina. I am very interested
    > about the railway connections in there. It's only 60 km to Monaco, 90 km
    > to Nice and San Remo is also nearby. It would be nice to know is it
    > possible or easy to travel to those locations. I am also interested about
    > the prices in there. Is it possible to eat without falling into bankrupsy.
    > P.S I know that F1 race was in Monaco a week ago. Tickets were so
    > expensive that we decided to skip it.
    >

Karen Selwyn

    > We're flying to Nice next Sunday and driving to Diano Marina from there.
    >Does anyone have any experience from Diano Marina.

This message doesn't contain the practical the information you're
looking for; however, you might want to read EXTRA VIRGIN by Annie Hawes
before or while you're in Diano Marina. This is a charming and
fascinating non-fiction account of two British sisters' experiences
buying a house in Diano San Pietro and getting integrated into the
community. The resort of Diano Marina plays a prominent role in the book.

Karen Selwyn

michaelnewport

Karen Selwyn wrote:
    > > We're flying to Nice next Sunday and driving to Diano Marina from there.
    > >Does anyone have any experience from Diano Marina.
    > This message doesn't contain the practical the information you're
    > looking for; however, you might want to read EXTRA VIRGIN by Annie Hawes
    > before or while you're in Diano Marina. This is a charming and
    > fascinating non-fiction account of two British sisters' experiences
    > buying a house in Diano San Pietro and getting integrated into the
    > community. The resort of Diano Marina plays a prominent role in the book.
    >
    > Karen Selwyn

ah, the ligurian signorina

Karen Selwyn

[email protected] wrote:
    >
    > ah, the ligurian signorina

I assume you're referring to Annie Hawes, but I sure wish I qualified
for that label.

Karen Selwyn

michaelnewport

Karen Selwyn wrote:
    > [email protected] wrote:
    > >
    > > ah, the ligurian signorina
    > I assume you're referring to Annie Hawes, but I sure wish I qualified
    > for that label.
    > Karen Selwyn

easy, just sell up and move to another country, then write a book about
your experiences.

Nitram

On 28 May 2005 08:19:13 -0700, [email protected] wrote:

    >Karen Selwyn wrote:
    >> > We're flying to Nice next Sunday and driving to Diano Marina from there.
    >> >Does anyone have any experience from Diano Marina.
    >> This message doesn't contain the practical the information you're
    >> looking for; however, you might want to read EXTRA VIRGIN by Annie Hawes
    >> before or while you're in Diano Marina. This is a charming and
    >> fascinating non-fiction account of two British sisters' experiences
    >> buying a house in Diano San Pietro and getting integrated into the
    >> community. The resort of Diano Marina plays a prominent role in the book.
    >>
    >> Karen Selwyn
    >ah, the ligurian signorina

The cunning one?

michaelnewport

nitram wrote:
    > On 28 May 2005 08:19:13 -0700, [email protected] wrote:
    > >
    > >
    > >Karen Selwyn wrote:
    > >> > We're flying to Nice next Sunday and driving to Diano Marina from there.
    > >> >Does anyone have any experience from Diano Marina.
    > >>
    > >> This message doesn't contain the practical the information you're
    > >> looking for; however, you might want to read EXTRA VIRGIN by Annie Hawes
    > >> before or while you're in Diano Marina. This is a charming and
    > >> fascinating non-fiction account of two British sisters' experiences
    > >> buying a house in Diano San Pietro and getting integrated into the
    > >> community. The resort of Diano Marina plays a prominent role in the book.
    > >>
    > >> Karen Selwyn
    > >
    > >ah, the ligurian signorina
    >
    > The cunning one?

well its a bit of a mouthful.

Nitram

On 30 May 2005 03:33:20 -0700, [email protected] wrote:

    >nitram wrote:
    >> On 28 May 2005 08:19:13 -0700, [email protected] wrote:
    >> >
    >> >
    >> >Karen Selwyn wrote:
    >> >> > We're flying to Nice next Sunday and driving to Diano Marina from there.
    >> >> >Does anyone have any experience from Diano Marina.
    >> >>
    >> >> This message doesn't contain the practical the information you're
    >> >> looking for; however, you might want to read EXTRA VIRGIN by Annie Hawes
    >> >> before or while you're in Diano Marina. This is a charming and
    >> >> fascinating non-fiction account of two British sisters' experiences
    >> >> buying a house in Diano San Pietro and getting integrated into the
    >> >> community. The resort of Diano Marina plays a prominent role in the book.
    >> >>
    >> >> Karen Selwyn
    >> >
    >> >ah, the ligurian signorina
    >>
    >> The cunning one?
    >well its a bit of a mouthful.

only local ingredients are to be used.