This is being posted on Thursday, 14 October because we haven’t had internet the last two places we stayed.
Tuesday morning we woke up to find a large ferry in the bay outside our window. It would have been fun to see it arrive I would have liked to see how they docked it in what seems like a very small space.

We had coffee and croissants at the restaurant right across from our hotel. Then we hiked up to La Pietra, the point with a lighthouse that we can see from our balcony. It was a perfect Fall morning.

Tuesday night we stayed just outside the town of Corte. Corte is in the center north of Corsica. It was a change to drive up into the mountains. Corsica has some very high mountains. Along our drive we saw cows and goats on the road.

A couple of weeks ago Duke was notified by Hotels.com that the place he had booked for us to stay in Corte was closing for the season and was cancelling our booking. He found another gite just down the road.
Since we couldn’t check in until 4:30 we went to the grocery store, got stuff for a picnic lunch and drove up Restonica valley just outside town. After lunch we took a hike up the canyon.


After hiking we drove to our gite and checked in.

The owner of this place is really nice although she doesn’t speak any English. My French is getting better although it is still at a fairly low level. But we managed to communicate.
For dinner we drove into town and found a very nice restaurant, where we shared salad, pasta, and pizza. It really hit the spot.


I really like the picture of the goats. The view from the harbor is gorgeous as well as the hiking trail.
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Pasta and pizza! That’s our kind of food! 😋. I’m behind on reading your blog as it’s very busy here in London with a newborn and 2yo. 😍 I love your pictures and all the insight you provide.
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Missy, thank you! The pasta and pizza were wonderful. I was ready for comfort food. When did you arrive in London and how long will you be there? I can imagine it’s fun and exhausting!
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