After a little down time on the terrace, we drove to the northwest corner to descend 654 steps into Neptune’s Grotto, which is a huge seaside cave 70 million years in the making. It takes 100 years to form 1 cubic centimeter of stalactite or stalagmite, and lots of these were many meters across and many meters thick. It was an impressive place, with me seeing abstract compositions everywhere, and climbing back up was no problem. In Sassari, I had mussels, while my husband and daughter had homemade porcini ravioli, followed by the best gelato.
Washing our hiking socks out in the bidet
The three of us working quietly together on the terrace with the view
The BEST gelato (way better than Tuscany)!
Chocolate on the bottom, blackberry on the top
View from our mountainside town.
These pictures are awesome! God’s beautiful handiwork!