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We're back from another exhilarating round of Tuscany tours. My theme is always "Marsha's Favorite Florence", and now some tour participants have shared their favorite moments.

"I appreciated the balance of art/museums/churches with walks out side of town in Fiesole and Settignano with their spectacular views of city and vineyard. And country air."


"The comradely dinners each night eating pasta with truffles, or fried pumpkin flowers that were as light as butterfly wings."


"The natural hot springs outside of Pienza were pure pleasure, soaking in the sulfurous hot water watching the sun set over the hill before us."


"Walking in the evenings through the outskirts of Florence knowing that we were safe and could enjoy the beauty of these neighborhoods without worrying about getting lost."


"Tea at Manuela’s house high on the Pian di Guliari feasting on oranges, torta di albacoche (apricot) and a view that has not changed in 500 years."


"The hike to the 350 yr old Queen Cypress at the end of a hilly country road."


"Country walks with views of sherbet colored farmhouses spread out between neatly plowed fields, grey blue olive orchards, vineyards undulating with the hillside, and thinking how it would be to live in such a beautiful, timeless place where little seems to have changed in spite of the tourism."



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The  AACDP Tuscan Tour 2024 is in full swing. We went to the ultimate renaissance Uffizi Gallery, had tea overlooking Florence at my gracious friend’s villa, and on the way to Pienza, stopped in Siena to see the soaring gothic beauty of the Siena Duomo.

Siena Cathedral


 

All AACDP tours serve a double purpose. Participants have an extraordinary chance to explore Tuscany off the beaten path, and all profits go to our projects in Zambia. The money from this tour will help students and ensure the next drought emergency food deliveries for the Zambezi Farm community. Buying food grows more expensive each month, and we must also upgrade our delivery vehicle to something that can better handle the heavy loads on the rough and often unpaved surfaces.


Our tour itinerary is posted here. Maybe you’d like to join us next year!



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Thursday August 29

10 AM - 2 PM

20 Road to Great Neck, West Tisbury

Follow the signs from New Lane

Also by appointment 508 560 2620


Beautiful hand selected items from Victoria Falls Craft Market:

fabric, baskets, silver jewelry, Zambezi Dolls, hand carved wooden animals


All profits from these sales go to support the Mama Bakhita Home for children with disabilities, as well as our educational scholarship programs and the Zambezi Farm.


If you would like to see these unusual and handmade crafts from Zambia, Niger, and Zanzibar, come tomorrow, or give a call and we'll make an appointment at your convenience.


20 Road to Great Neck, West Tisbury - off New Lane

Follow the signs from New Lane down to road to great neck and then into our driveway.




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