Hike through vineyards and lemon trees in Italy’s Cinque Terre In these steep hills, it’s all about walking, wine and gelato. Pam LeBlanc. [email protected]. This place doesn’t look real.

The citron of southern Italy had almost died out from extreme weather and lack of economic value. But growing the crop under solar panels revolutionised the way the fruit is farmed.

The combination of lemon and rosemary is a match made in heaven, a pairing to which I was first introduced when I decided to drive to Italy while vacationing in Nice, France in 1999. Just seven ...

Hike through vineyards and lemon trees in Italy’s Cinque Terre By Pam LeBlanc. Austin American-Statesman. Updated July 31, 2015 11:21 PM.

Lancellotta walks me to another 3.7-acre (15,000 sq m) greenhouse filled with 1,250 lemon trees. As he talks of his fruits with pride, I felt a hint of disappointment.

This place doesn’t look real. From the top of a steep hillside covered in lemon trees and grapevines, the village of Manarola tumbles out below, like a handful of pink, orange and yellow blocks ...

Lancellotta walks me to another 3.7-acre (15,000 sq m) greenhouse filled with 1,250 lemon trees. As he talks of his fruits with pride, I felt a hint of disappointment.

The village of Manarola, Italy glows in the light as the sun sets in May 2015. It is one of five villages, just miles apart, that sit along the Mediterranean coast in Northern Italy. Chris LeBlanc ...

Take a hike through the vineyards, lemon trees in Italy’s Cinque Terre. Published 12:00 am Sunday, July 12, 2015. By Pam LeBlanc Austin (Texas) American-Statesman.

From the top of a steep hillside covered in lemon trees and grapevines, the village of Manarola tumbles out below, like a handful of pink, orange and yellow blocks that have been shaken, then ...