Wynn Hall for Marco towers?

[Marco]

Nice one... When were you in Lucca, old chap?

Marco.

[Dave Hewitt]

Hi,went there on my honeymoon,four years ago.Liked it that much went back the year after,also Pisa and Florence.Always been impressed with the Italian way of life and their take on things mechanical,where else would you see a bread van with a twin cam engine.dave.

[DSJR]

Lol!!



I sympathise, but how do you think it feels when the boot is on the other foot, which it so often is in the UK (as England is by far the biggest of our home countries, land and population-wise), being a Scotsman, Irishman or Welshman living in England??

Marco.

Marco, you're already at least bi-lingual? - tri-lingual with the Scots version of English -ouch. Why not learn to speak Welsh too???

[Marco]

Hi Dave,

Lol - you never know, I might just do that to fit into the local community better as the new 'Lord of Wynn Hall'!

I'm already trilingual, however, as I can write and speak in reasonable French, as well as of course being fluent in English and Italian

Marco.

[Marco]

Hi Dave,

Hi,went there on my honeymoon,four years ago.Liked it that much went back the year after,also Pisa and Florence.Always been impressed with the Italian way of life and their take on things mechanical,where else would you see a bread van with a twin cam engine.dave.

Hehehe... I know exactly where you're coming from. Yes, all the areas you mention are stunning. I think you'd love where our family home is in Tuscany. The picturesque little mountain village of Barga is quite beautiful and unspoiled:








Our family home is situated in the 'Piangrande' area of the town. We have our own small vineyard and fruit trees in the grounds. It's a lovely place to be in the summer.

I must see if I can find any pictures. My mum and dad certainly have plenty

Marco.