well... http://weather.noaa.gov/weather/current/LICD.html it just gets slightly hot in the summer. And can be a bit boring during the winter
I just spent Oct. Nov. in "Vico del Gargano". I loved it, a quiet little town, swept clean daily. I'm planning a B&B just East of town (.7 mile). I'm going back this spring, I'll trade by Internet, it's made the world a smaller place. I have not looked into Tax issues there as yet. English is based in many Italian words, that helps since I'm older and don't learn as quick. I need the adventure in my life. NY market opens at 3:30pm. closes at 10:00pm, if I can stay up that late. It's hard to relate how fresh the food is there, compared to here in the States. Good Luck in whatever you decide. Enjoy Life! You only get as much as you take. Carl
No, that can't be swept clean daily! It's in the south! Gargano is supposed to be the best part of the region, although I have never been there. I've been told Manfredonia sucks, though. tax issues? You mean you want to move there? Wow And the B&B has a fast internet connection? Double wow.
English is based in many Italian words, that helps since I'm older and don't learn as quick. More formal English vocabulary is based on Latin, which is of course the root of Italian. A good trick when you're starting out is to think of the formal English word for something and 'Italianize' it. I.e., if you want to say 'argue' think of the legal term, 'litigate', and then you have 'litigare.' There are some false friends, but you'll usually be understood well enough.
Gargano is a region north of Bari. With a park http://www.parcogargano.it/?15,1 http://www.parks.it/parco.nazionale.gargano/Eindex.html Not that much. I was joking about the bad reputation that southern Italy has, because of carelessness and crime.
At least not the first time. Will someone now think that Italian women are easy? I don't mean to deceive anyone