Ajaccio, France - Blogabond

Blood red rocks and a nice pair of churches

Before hitting the road, we took a tour around Ajaccio. Our first stop was the museum where books that had been confiscated from the aristocracy in the revolution had been sent. Apparently, many of these beautiful leather bound volumes can be observed on rows; this would have been interesting...

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rickandsuejohnson on March 27, 2008 from Ajaccio, France

from the travel blog: The island of birth for 'Le petit caporal' and the roots of Bernard Nobili

From the beach at Tamaricciu to the Lion at Roccapina

A little look at the fabled beaches just south of Porto-Vecchio (Palombaggia, Tamaricciu and Ascigghju), deserted now but apparently heaving in high season. Well worth the detour if you're going on down to Bonifacio. Lovely little coves with long stretches of white sand and turquoise shallow...

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rickandsuejohnson on March 26, 2008 from Ajaccio, France

from the travel blog: The island of birth for 'Le petit caporal' and the roots of Bernard Nobili

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