A Walk in the Cosia Valley and Camnago Volta

Posted on January 20, 2017 by comocompanion

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I am an Englishman in Como, Northern Italy - definitely both a Euro and Italophile with an interest in modern history, walks in the hills and mountains, and food and wine. I favour 'slow' tourism alongside of 'slow' food.

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2 Responses to A Walk in the Cosia Valley and Camnago Volta

Irma Kennaway says:

January 21, 2017 at 10:13

Hi Julian, Lovely to meet you both yesterday and thanks for listening to all the overload of info.. Hope you can edit and find the essentials you need! Great walk you did, nice that you shared it! Have a great weekend, Irma Ps thanks for getting a book! That’s another story!!

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- comocompanion says:
  
  January 21, 2017 at 10:49
  
  Hi Irma – Both Sharon and I loved our visit to your lovely home. Sharon started reading your book on our return home and now knows a lot more about the Kennaway family! I am looking forward to reading it too. I will start to work on the notes I took during our conversation as soon as possible and will get back to you when I have a draft ready to share. Thank you also for the encouragement and support for the Como Companion – I felt good that it was able to inform you of the Noir in Festival event – even if only after the fact!
  
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