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Step aboard a relaxing and intimate barge cruise on the canals of Aquitane. There are more than 1,000 castles and manor houses, as well as beautiful old villages and historic towns in this hidden corner of southwestern France. Once a kingdom, then a duchy, and formerly much larger in area, the present-day region of Aquitaine extends from from Bordeaux in the west, toward Toulouse in the east, from Dordogne in the north, to Pau and the Pyrenees mountains in the south. Taken as a whole, this is France's most significant wine-growing and agricultural area, not to mention Toulouse is France's fourth largest city, renowned for its aerospace and aeronautics, its science, and its university- one of the oldest in Europe, founded in 1229. With a maximum of only six guests, you'll enjoy a more personalized vacation, highlighted with daily guided excursions, and exquisite culinary delights on board, paired with superb wines from the region. A fully stocked bar, with excellent wines of the region, coffee, tea, and soft drinks is included in your voyage. This is a taste of the France you never knew existed.
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Le Palladia Toulouse (4*) located between the Toulouse-Blagnac International Airport and downtown Toulouse, this luxury hotel is a place that blends brilliant and modern architecture, and a charming contemporary style. It is located 3 miles from central Toulouse, near Blagnac International Airport. Hotel has 90 spacious rooms and suites, a 300-seat amphitheater, 14 meeting rooms with natural light, a cozy bar-lounge, a 180-seat gourmet restaurant, a heated outdoor pool and a fitness area.
Enjoy a 2 hour private walking city tour of Toulouse, This tour will enable you to have a much better idea of the architectural and cultural richness of the city. Plaes of interest you may like to visit include the Old grain exchange which has been transformed into a famous concert hall for classical music, the Botanical Garden with its exotic plants, Saint Michel bridge for a view of the old city, the water tower, the Saint Cyprien neighbourhood, the Modern Art Museum located in the old slaughter house, the Canal de Brienne, Capitol Square, famous private mansions, St Etienne Cathedral and Saint Sernin Basilica. You may like to get a taxi to cover more ground on your tour (not included).
You'll be met by a cruise representative, and transfered to your awaiting barge at port. You'll take the scenic route, which takes you through gorgeous countryside and the towns of Castelsarrasin and Moissac.
Welcome aboard!On arrival at the Saint Louis barge, you settle in to your comfortable cabin, then after a short safety briefing there is a champagne reception followed by the first of many sumptuous dinners.
The Saint Louis barge's style might best be described as 'casual luxury' – this is the style of the interior fittings and furnishings; and the outside lounge deck and its furniture. This concept encapsulates the ethos of the hotel barge, her skipper and crew; and the way in which cruises along the delightful waterways of south-west France aboard Saint Louis are lived. Originally built in 1923 as a bulk cargo carrier, a full conversion and refresh in 1994 and 2007 respectively have expertly transformed the Saint Louis barge into a floating hotel haven of comfort and style, eager to host up to six guests in its three guest staterooms. On the sun deck, there are cushioned solid teak chairs and sun-loungers to provide the perfect elevated canal-side view of the villages and the countryside, the locks and the bridges, as you cruise slowly past. Relax, chat, read a book – or do absolutely nothing except day-dream to the sound of bird-song. Or enjoy an alfresco meal of fresh local ingredients, with a glass of superb local wine. Below, 'up forward' (at the front of the ship) are the guest cabins. In the centre of the boat is a generously sized saloon, dining area and bar. Aft (towards the back of the ship) lies the well-equipped kitchen, then the wheelhouse and finally the crew's quarters.
After breakfast, you'll cruise through the centre of the pretty city of Agen. On leaving the city, you pass over the most remarkable aqueduct which takes your barge over the River Garonne – this is France's longest masonry aqueduct. You then descend a chain of four locks to arrive at a beautiful overgrown stretch of the canal which is nicknamed the "Amazon". At the end of your day's cruise you'll moor in the pretty port of Serignac-sur-Garonne. In the afternoon you'll be taken on an excursion to three fabulous medieval villages called Sainte Colombe, Bruch, and Clermont Dessous – the last village having a superb view across the Garonne valley. Arrive back at the port in time to have a stroll through the village of Serignac before aperitifs and dinner.
Today you cruise through the beautiful unspoiled countryside before arriving at the delightful port of Buzet-sur-Baïse. After lunch, you're taken on an excursion to the beautiful town of Nérac on the River Baïse, where you visit the Château of King Henry IV and the old medieval quarter of the town with its Roman bridge. Later, you are taken on a fabulous visit to an Armagnac producer, based in an old Benedictine monastery; here you see the old chapel, where the Armagnac is aged, and learn of the rich history of this property and the family that looks after it.
This morning you're taken on a visit to a barrel-makers, where the owners of the works have set up a viewing platform over the shop floor, and you're treated to an almost ballet-like performance of highly organised craftsmen using very high technology and traditional skills. This private visit is memorable, not least because of the charm and dedication to his craft of the owner who takes you around. On your way back to the boat you'll call in on the famous Buzet wine producing cooperative. You'll enjoy lunch on the sun deck and cruise down the canal, through the port of Damazan and under shady avenues of plane trees, to arrive at the port of Le Mas d'Agenais. You'll stop at the astounding gem stone and fossil museum at La Falotte, where the owner explains the categories of his 7,000 exhibits in a fascinating way. You then cruise further down the canal and moor for the night in the small country port of Villeton.
In the morning you cruise further down the canal to Le Mas d'Agenais. Here the barge is moored, and the car is waiting to take you for a visit up to the town of Roman origin, and where you can see significent parts of the original Roman wall. Admire the wooden market hall which was built in 1616, and visit the church in which there is an original Rembrandt. Later, you cruise further down the canal to arrive at the pretty "halte" of Caumont sur Garonne. From there, you'll be taken by car to a presentation called "Gens de Garonne (the People of Garonne) which in a remarkable and unique way tells the story of the people living on the side of the Garonne River.
This morning your boat heads down the canal, cruising once again through superb countryside and under a canopy of plane trees. You arrive at your destination, Meilhan-sur-Garonne. In the afternoon you're taken by car to Castets-en-Dorthe, where the canal flows back into the River Garonne. Marvel at the flood marks on the specially heightened lock house, and admire the Chateau that overlooks the village. From there you'll go to Langon, where you see a phenomonen of an entirely different era. This is the Airbus loading yard where massive parts of the new A380 aircraft are collected at the end of their sea journey, before embarking on their land journey to Toulouse for final assembly. You then take a short car journey to Chateau Roquetaillade, which has been in the same family for the last seven hundred years. The guided tour reveals some astonishing facts about this outstanding historical masterpiece.
This morning, you'll disembark the barge after an incredibly relaxed, cultural voyage.
You'll once again be transfered by cruise personnel back to Toulouse, concluding your barging experience.
Carol Huerth ,
November 18, 2013
"Dear Danny,
I just want to thank you for a wonderfully organized vacation and barge experience in France. We were pleased with every aspect of our vacation and will definitely recommend your company. We will also certainly recommend our exceptionally capable, pleasant guide in Paris. Waffa Lenky navigated us with relative ease through the crowded tourist attractions. She was knowledgable and fun to be with. I gave this trip a 10.
Carol Huerth
Luisa Currie ,
October 07, 2013
"I just wanted to let you know that we really enjoyed our tour of St Petersburg. Our guide was very professional and knowledgeable yet flexible and fun. Using Kensington tours for our shore excursions truly made out time in Russia the highlight of our vacation.
Tom Warner ,
October 07, 2013
"Danny, I just wanted to write back to you to let you know that my wife and I had a terrific trip. You were very helpful and patient with us and we are looking forward in booking with Kensington shortly with another trip and will go through you."
Barbara DeCoster ,
April 12, 2013
"Dear David,
Thank you, thank you, thank you for putting together the magnificent Antarctica Tour that my daughter and I just finished. Every detail worked perfectly from the time we got on the plane at SeaTac airport in Seattle, until the time we returned to SeaTac.
Giselle Lopez, the excellent tour guide in Buenos Aires was waiting for us at the airport there with a car and driver. Her half day tour of the city was excellent--she is a fantastic guide and so knowledgeable. When we checked into our hotel room, it was just great--and then we turned on the TV to a local news channel and were greeted with the news that a new pope had just been chosen and he was from Argentina! (How did you arrange the timing on that?) The location of our Hotel Madero was perfect for a short walk in the vicinity. That evening, in spite of a horrific traffic jam, our driver arrived on time to take us to Rojo Tango. Next morning we were taken to the airport right on schedule.
We were met in Ushuaia by a guide and van who took us on a tour of the National Park. Again we were fortunate to have such a knowledgeable guide. Las Hayas Hotel is definitely a winner. Our room was deluxe and dinner couldn't have been finer. Next morning we took a cab into Ushuaia for some shopping and lunch. Our driver met us a promised at the Hotel Albatross and delivered us to our cruise ship (our bags had been picked up that morning by the cruise company at Las Hayas).
The Russian cruise ship, Akademik Sergey Vavilov, was another winner. We had a lovely cabin (my daughter insists it was the best one on the ship because of size and location). Surprisingly, many of the Staff were from Seattle, the Pacific Northwest and Canada, which made for a lot of conversation for us. Again the Staff were so knowledgeable and helpful and took special care of this 80-year-old little lady. The lectures on board were great, the food delicious, the guests delightful. The Russian crew were a delight taking care of our needs efficiently and quietly.
Antarctica is so very special and spectacular. We came home with so many amazing photos and videos. We have been regaling our friends with our adventures.
From the time we left the cruise ship in Ushuaia til I walked in my front door, it was 33-1/2 hours! Next time could you arrange for Scottie to "beam us up?"
Again, I want to thank you from the bottom of my heart for a truly amazing once in a lifetime adventure. I hope to call on you again in the future.
Barbara DeCoster
Pauline Ives ,
November 06, 2012
"Hi, David,
We have now returned from our splendid tour: Munich to Budapest. Thank you very much indeed. It exceeded all our expectations, even the weather cooperated. Every driver and guide was on time – even early – and was efficient and friendly. We were surprised that the tour was so "private" and personal. We did not encounter anyone else at all from Kensington Tours although there were a few "groups" on the ship. The networking between your office and local enterprises works very well. The ship's crew and services were impressive. So thank you again. We will certainly recommend you to our friends, although at our age few travel far afield. Very best wishes, Pauline
Steve and Linda Shapiro ,
October 07, 2013
"Danny. Omg. What a fabulous fabulous time we had. Best trip ever and your team was incredible. Anastasia was the brightest most affable guide ever. Our driver was great. Thank you for making this one of the most memorable trips ever. Steve and Linda Shapiro "
October 07, 2013
"I just wanted to let you know that we really enjoyed our tour of St Petersburg. Our guide was very professional and knowledgeable yet flexible and fun. Using Kensington tours for our shore excursions truly made out time in Russia the highlight of our vacation.
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The total of D3 and D4 last year was just under 19% compared with 10% this year.Bigger, wider drought coupled with short feedstuffs and global economic problems. However, this year more than 76% of the U.S. is abnormally dry (D0) or worse; roughly double the 37% tally of abnormally dry or worse conditions this time one year ago. This new drought has some distinctly different possible outcomes from last year's drought, too, says Derrell Peel, Oklahoma State University Extension livestock marketing specialist. One of those differences is the hay situation across the nation, Peel says. Last year, good hay production in the northern half of the country supplied the tremendous demand for hay in the Southern Plains and resulted in what is no doubt the largest and most far reaching movement of hay ever seen in the country. However, lower total hay production in 2011, together with drought-magnified demand, left the nation with significantly smaller hay stocks on May 1, 2012 in many states in the central and southern plains and the Midwest, Peel says. The widespread drought this year is no doubt limiting hay production again so overall supplies will be tight and with drought concerns over a broad area, hay stocks will be held in tighter hands this year. Result: there will be less hay available, at any price, if the drought continues this summer. Difference Two Cattle markets are more vulnerable this year to short-run price impacts from drought, Peel says. Because the drought region was so focused last year and conditions were so drastically much better in other regions, the enormous marketings of feeder cattle and cows in the Southern Plains last year had less impact than typical for a drought of that severity. Last year, the ability to relocate cattle to regions of good forage or into feedlots combined with an overall strong cattle market and kept market price impacts for feeder cattle and cows to a minimum. This year, widespread drought over a much larger region, even if the drought overall is less severe, reduces those options and increases the likelihood of more pronounced short-term market impacts, Peel says. Relatively few people selling some animals over a wide area is likely to have more market impact than many people selling many animals in one region when good conditions exist outside that region. For producers who determine now that some feeder cattle or cows will need to be sold before fall, the danger of waiting is higher over the next couple of months. Peel adds. This is especially risky since the drought is not only impacting pasture and hay production but is also impacting feeder markets through sharply higher feed prices. Difference Three The widespread nature of this drought pattern is driving feed-grain prices higher as the futures markets begin rationing demand. Arlan Suderman of Farm Futures magazine has projected $20 beans are a reasonable near-term target. Kevin Hackett, author of the Hackett Money Flow Report, says his historical research suggests if the drought persists corn could hit $10 and beans could reach $25. The extremely tight worldwide stocks of feed grains are pushing market panic higher and increasing volatility ever more. Difference Four Peels says this year's also drought is leading toward ever-tighter supplies of feeder cattle later in the year. Depending on how the drought develops or fades this summer, calf markets could rebound significantly this fall. In the Southern Plains this will depend on fall moisture and decent wheat pasture grazing prospects, Peel says. 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Austin >Dessert Shops > Paciugo Italian Gelato
241 W Second St, Austin, TX | Directions 7870130.264905 -97.746316
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Editorial Review – Gelateria chain makes and serves 40 gelato and sorbet flavors along with coffee drinks like espressos, cappuccino and lattes.
Yummy Stuff! – I come to Paciugo every week and have tried almost every single flavor and some of their coffee drinks. They have some really unique flavors and since gelato is not as bad for you as ice cream I don't feel too bad about my weekly trips! This place is definitely worth a try if you haven't been by yet.
It's ok, but nothing special. – I recently visited this place at their downtown location after reading the glowing reviews here. I have tasted their gelato before in Central Market (which I love), and was not overly impressed then, and I am not overly impressed now. The flavor is just not as vibrant as I am used to from other gelato I have had. It was also much less creamy than I have come to expect. Don't get me wrong. It is edible. It's just certainly not the best gelato in Austin.
I was told that this is a chain out of Dallas? I definately prefer to do my shopping local, when I can. I would highly recommend Teo or Gelato's over this brand.
BEST GELATO in AUSTIN – This is by far the best gelato place in Austin. Puts the other places to shame. I just got back from Italy, and this is just as good if not better than what I ate for the past 2 months!!! You must try this place if you are an ice cream lover. The people there are very friendly as well. I have been ther 3 times already, I took a big crowd over there and they all said this is the best place in Austin. It must be since, we were having dinner at La Traviata and our waiter told us to go there for dessert. I have to thank that guy for his suggestion. If you get a chance stop in there. This is a must try place in Austin. Go there you wont be disappointed I promise.
Yummmmmmmmm! – I've always loved desserts but after finding Paciugo on Citysearch, nothing can compare! After moving downtown, I was looking for a new, nearby place to satisfy my late night sweet tooth and found this wonderful place. I had never had gelato before but gave it a try. It is delicious and they have soooo many flavors to choose from. Really different, unique ones that I've never seen before. Definitely put this on your list of places to check out.
More than chocolate and vanilla... – The amount of unique flavors you will find at Paciugo will put its competitors to shame! They have some really different stuff and for those who don't like to venture out, they also have some more traditional flavors like Strawberry Milkshake. This place is awesome!
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Melnyk is referring to Norris Trophy-winning defenseman Erik Karlsson being injured Wednesday when a skate blade of Cooke's cut Karlsson's Achilles tendon when the two bumped along the boards. Karlsson needs surgery and will miss the remainder of the season.
Cooke has been suspended five times by the NHL during his career.
"I don't buy any of that garbage. Five times? No, we're number six? How about seven and eight? At what point do you say, 'you know what? Maybe he's not changed.' You do this enough times, don't try to convince me or anybody else. People are way too intelligent," Melnyk said to The Sports Network. "The guy gets suspended five times. That's how many times he's been suspended, never mind how many times he's not been suspended."
Cooke said he tried to contact Karlsson by text message but he has not heard from him yet.
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cmawest 9 months, 1 week ago on Do you think that Moffat County elected officials should have their term limits extended from two terms to three. That means an extra four years in office if elected for a third term?
Do you think that Moffat County elected officials should have their term limits extended from two terms to three. That means an extra four years in office if elected for a third term?
i have always thought term limits on local elected officials were stupid. we have an election every 4 years, term limits say we are not smart enough to vote a poor elected official out of office.
take your sheriff for example, do we have a good one, yep! we do. so why on earth would we want to lose him in 8 short years ? if he is a good man why not keep him as long as we want to ?
if you work at the power plant and make a good living for your family, how would you like it if they came to you in 8 years and said "too bad, your doing a swell job, but we have limits and you have to go work in a gas station now" hmm, that somehow don't sound as good, huh ?
if you have good help, keep them as long as you can, if you have poor help, well, then fire them. but never try and tell voters they are not smart enough to make a decision. thats what king obama thinks, don't join him.
cmawest 9 months, 3 weeks ago on Moffat County Commissioners show angst over gun laws
Moffat County Commissioners show angst over gun laws
well folks, you can't say you haven't been warned over the years. if you keep allowing people like hookenlipper to run bills like this through the legislators and into law, the next one will limit ammo, then handguns, then guns altogether. you "HAVE" to stand up and protect your constitution, or you will slowly loose it.
cmawest 10 months, 2 weeks ago on Moffat County term limit extensions being discussed
Moffat County term limit extensions being discussed
yep ! the best term limits are when the voters say "you ain't makin it" and throw the person out.
listen folks, when congressmen or big time govt. politicians get voted out they can just go back to their lawyer job and continue life. when your sheriff gets term limited he either has to retire (tims too young) or go to work as a deputy (more than a bit embarrasing) people who dedicate their lives to law enforcement rarely know any other way to make a living. plus you get a really good sheriff and have to kiss him good by in 8 years. i have been a real fan of allowing local officials to stay in office if they are doing a good job. if this makes it on the ballot, stop and ask yourself if each of the officials involved are doing a good job or not, then vote what makes sense.
tims a very good man, has he done a good job ? and don't be fooled, tim would certainly run again if it was offered. ask yourself how many sheriffs you have had with the courage to tell the governor to take his stupid gun laws and shove them. i cannot speak for the others as i don't live in craig at the moment, as a native i will certainly come back when the time is right, i just hope you haven't run all the good help off by that time.
remember, you can trust folks like jantz, and after all whats most important ?
cmawest 1 year ago on Do you worry that new gun laws passed in Colorado will adversely effect the state's hunting industry?
Do you worry that new gun laws passed in Colorado will adversely effect the state's hunting industry?
the reason hunters are boycotting moffat county are the stupid laws passed my hickenlooper (is that a real name) hunters are banning together to protest stupid politicians like king obama, and all their new laws that deny constitutional rights. just keep it up and before long you will be living in that socialist state you all think is so great. personally i hate to see moffat county suffer, but it is the fault of the clown you elected governor, and now he wants to be president too. not the fault of good law abiding gun owners. yes the question was hunting and the local economy. and never, ever accuse my fellow man of legalizing pot, my fellow man wouldn't smoke that crap is it was good for you, and no one i know voted for it anyway. so ramble on with your ten cent words, no one is listening to you.
cmawest 1 year ago on Do you worry that new gun laws passed in Colorado will adversely effect the state's hunting industry?
Do you worry that new gun laws passed in Colorado will adversely effect the state's hunting industry?
i have been watching all this since hickenlooper (is that a real name?) bum rushed this legislation through. first of all who is he to do this without the vote of the people ? thank God for a sheriff like tim who has the guts to tell this obama worshiping moron no ! how fortunate you are to live in moffat county, now get in there and back him up. these laws are just plain stupid, 30 round magazines ? o.k. so 2 15 rounders takes 2 seconds more time, what an idiot ! should we own assault weapons? do we need them ? absolutely not ! but in my garage sits a 2012 corvette that will run right at 200mph. do i need a car that will do 200 mph ? nope ! but damn, its fun to own. so's my AR-15. what part of the 2cd ammendment don't you democrats understand ?
kudos to my old friend tim jantz. wish moffat county would have used their heads and done away with term limits. how about police chief ?
cmawest 1 year, 2 months ago on What is your reaction to a decision by Moffat County Commissioners to pursue a resolution supporting the Second Amendment Rights of Moffat County residents?
What is your reaction to a decision by Moffat County Commissioners to pursue a resolution supporting the Second Amendment Rights of Moffat County residents?
it is truly the right thing to do. you should be proud your commissioners care enough to make a stand. and what about that sheriff of yours? wow !, what balls it takes to tell king obama you ain't gonna enforce any of his B.S. gun laws. we need more brave public service officials like him. how do you all feel about not pushing to eliminate term limits for your sheriff now ??
oh well he probably needs a rest anyway. he's getting really old and grey headed. i heard he traded his harley in on a honda helix scooter and is riding the bus to sturgis next august - ha ! kidding timmy.
be thankful you have these people. you could have gotten saddled with another hickenlooper.(is that a real name ?)
cmawest 1 year, 2 months ago on Scouts' future uncertain if ban on gays is dropped
Scouts' future uncertain if ban on gays is dropped
can you feel the end coming on strong ??
old testement = Leviticus 18:22
new testement = Romans 1: 26 & 27
ignore it if you want, everyone was given that right by God. pretend he doesn't exist, but you know better.
act like man is in charge, God is in heaven laughing at you
support this sort of thing, go ahead, just don't wonder then why your life isn't blessed.
what a mess this world is in.
cmawest 1 year, 3 months ago on Do you think gas prices in Craig will stay comparable to those in Hayden and Steamboat Springs?
Do you think gas prices in Craig will stay comparable to those in Hayden and Steamboat Springs?
actually i believe the real problem lies right behind your steering wheel, you stop and fuel up and fill the tank to overflowing, then complain about the cost. if everyone would just stop playing into their hands and just buy what you need to meet your responsibilities, the folks in charge of screwing you blind would start to hurt in the old pocketbook and lower the prices to whatever it took to get you back to the pumps. try it guys, it works.
cmawest 1 year, 3 months ago on What is your stance on gun control?
What is your stance on gun control?
damn them sparklers ! we have tried to ban them forever, but their still around.
just heard from my nephiew in the navy, he's a commander at fallon nevada. he says they are actually getting 5K for bushmaster AR-15s in reno.
heck i'll sell mine for half of that, heck i'll sell mine for a third of that and throw in 500 rounds of 223s.
ain't this fun stuff to watch ?
cmawest 1 year, 3 months ago on What is your stance on gun control?
What is your stance on gun control?
i couldn't agree with you more. my point is that banning guns is not the solution, and it gets really old (and very predictable) to have to hear all about how "banning" a high capacity magazine is somehow going to change things.
there is talk of banning magazines over 10 rounds, really ? would that slow a killer, proficiant in the use of an AR-15 down, maybe by a second or two while he slams another 10 rounder in. no, banning guns, or taking any constitutionally guaranteed right away from the people is just a left wing power trip that cannot be accomplished anyway, so i still say they need to quit wasting time trying to take away our guns and work on the economy.
i will give obama credit for one thing, he is the worlds best gun salesman. every time something like this comes out of his mouth, gun sales soar. i was at a sporting goods store in grand junction yesterday (a big one) they had zero assault weapons left, and you are now looking at 5 days getting CBI clearence to buy any gun. that was 15 minutes last month.
one look at the gun auction website shows colt AR-15s are upwards to $3,600.00 and bushmasters are auctioning in the $2,000.00 range. i paid $800.00 for mine. wish i'd have bought a dozen of them.
no, the answer will never be banning anything, not in a country the size and population of america. we kicked God of our schools and government, how can we expect him to continue to bless us. take a second to dust off that old family bible and read 2 Chronicles 7:14 and the real answer is right there looking you in the face.
the only other answer is to move to some other country that has never alllowed guns.
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BYRON (GEORGE GORDON, Lord)
Four letters signed (three as "Noel Byron, Pair d'Angleterre", one with initials), the text in the hand of Count Pietro Gamba, brother of his mistress Teresa Guiccioli, in Italian, to the Greek patriot Giorgio Vitali at Leghorn, making arrangements for his voyage to Greece on which Vitali was to accompany him: (i) in the first letter, declining an offer of passage in Vitali's ship and explaining that he has already hired an English brig for the voyage "& there is no way that I can get out of it"; offering nevertheless to accommodate Vitali on the brig "as I am persuaded that your company will be more than a little helpful to my plans to make myself as useful as possible to your homeland"; he also asks whether Vitali can come to Genoa, if not, he can be picked up at Leghorn, and announces that his departure is set for 10 July, adding: "If any other important news from your country arrives, I beg you to keep me informed of it. May heaven will that events correspond with my vows" (June 30, 1823); (ii) the second, rescheduling his departure to July 12: "in two or three days I shall reach Leghorn, where you will meet me, & we shall continue on our journey straightaway. I have received letters from Blanquiere & Luriottis, in which I was asked to make haste & therefore I do not want a moment to be lost on my account. For this reason alone I cannot enjoy the pleasure of presenting my respects to your venerable Metropolitan [Ignatius, bishop of Arta] if he is not in Leghorn. I am most grateful for the letters he has forwarded for me [to take to Greece] & I shall gladly accept any other task it pleases him to ask of me. I understand that the moment for the great conflict has arrived and because of that I would never be able to forgive myself the least delay at a time of such urgency" (July 7, 1823); (iii) in the third stating: "In order not to lose a moment of my time, I have resolved not to make a stop at Leghorn except to take you on board along with the other English gentleman to whom I have offered passage [James Hamilton Browne]"; confirming that he will leave Genoa "without fail" on July 12, unless the wind is unfavourable; and asking Vitali to tell his compatriots to have any despatches and instructions relating to his mission ready for his arrival. (July 9, 1823); (iv) in the fourth, delaying his departure until July 14, and telling Vitali: "I have been advised that when passing through Leghorn I should not drop anchor in order to avoid pointless expense & waste of time. Make arrangements, therefore, with the other English passenger, Mr Browne, so that you can reach me in a small boat as I pass by, once you have seen the prearranged signals" (July 12, 1823),
4 pages, in Italian, the text in the hand of Pietro Gamba, integral address-leaves, seals, seal-tears, in fine condition, with translations, 4to
, Genoa, 30 June, 7 July, 9 July and 12 July 1823
'THE MOMENT FOR THE GREAT CONFLICT HAS ARRIVED': LORD BYRON PREPARES TO SET SAIL FOR GREECE, where he was to die nine months later 'that Greece may still be free'. These four evocative letters, in the hand of the brother of his beloved Teresa Guiccioli, were written while Byron was making his final preparations for departure. He was to bid farewell to Teresa and board his ship, the
, on 13 July, the day after writing the last of them. However, his departure was to be delayed by calms, and then a storm. By some accounts, his mood at this time was despondent, almost fatalistic. During the delay he went on shore again to visit the house outside Genoa that he had shared with Teresa; as her brother recalled: 'His conversation was somewhat melancholy on our way to Albaro, he spoke much of his past life, and of uncertainty of the future, "where," said he, "shall we be in a year?"' (quoted by Leslie A. Marchand,
Byron: A Biography
, 1957, iii, p. 1089).
They eventually set sail from Genoa on the 16th: 'When the
glided slowly into the port at Leghorn on a light breeze late in the afternoon of July 21, Byron and his entourage were greeted by a salute of thirteen guns from an Ionian vessel. Its commander, Captain George Vitali, had already asked and been granted passage to his homeland by Byron, and he now came immediately on board the
with several Greek merchants, who, according to Pietro Gamba, called themselves his intimate friends, but who later "began to accuse Sig. V. with being a desperado and imposter, capable of selling us to the Turks"' (Marchand,
, iii, p. 1094). Giorgio Vitali (1776-1854) came from an ancient Venetian family with extensive holdings in Greece, especially the island of Zante, where Giorgio had been born. He and his brother, Scipio, were to play a significant part in the struggle for Greek independence, siding with the Francophile party who wished to establish a French prince on the Greek throne. After the accession of Otto of Bavaria as King of Greece 1832, they retired to France, Giorgio dying in Paris.
During the couple of days spent at Leghorn, Byron received a verse-tribute from Goethe and dashed off his famous reply: "I sailed from Genoa some days ago was driven back by a Gale of Wind and have since sailed again and arrived here (Leghorn) this morning to receive on board some Greek passengers for their struggling country" (22 July 1823). They set sail once again on 24 July. In the next sighting we have of Vitali, he cuts a less heroic figure. Another passenger they picked up at Leghorn had been a young Englishman, James Hamilton Browne (see Byron's third letter to Vitali, above), who many years later described how Vitali had taken on board a large trunk which, after a few days at sea, gave off such a noxious smell that John Scott, the captain of the brig, ordered it be brought on deck and opened. It was then discovered that Vitali had smuggled on board a roast pig which was rapidly decomposing. With it was some contraband cloth that Vitali hoped to sell when they got to Greece. To get his own back, Byron let Scott know that Vitali was 'addicted to certain horrible propensities too common in the Levant. The look of horror and aversion with which Scott then regarded the poor man was indescribable... Scott could not speak a word of Italian, and the Greek, seeing him in a passion whenever he beheld him, could not comprehend the reason for it... Lord Byron... was absolutely convulsed with laughter' (
Blackwood's Magazine
, 1854, quoted by Doris Langley Moore,
Lord Byron's Accounts Rendered
, 1974, pp. 378-9). They finally reached Cephalonia on 2 August.
These letters are not published in Leslie A. Marchand,
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I'm really trying to get used to all of this insane gun legislation - Legislation that would have had no place, at all, in the America of my youth. Today the world, in general; and this country, in particular, appear to be going mad.
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