So, for Semana Santa, we went to el Tren Del Vino (wine train), which sounded like an exclusive train ride with all sort of wine tasting! YUMMY!!!!!
My 老公 does not drink much, but it's nice just to go out of the city. Here's our first stop:
Now this is a weird sign I found outside the vineyard, Zona de Seguridad (Security Zone) With a smily fish?!!! what warning should it give to those who doesn't read their language? humm
The train that we took
看到旁邊身材姣好屁股翹穿得少少的外國人 就知道你到了南美拉~~ :P
God I love this, it reminded me of how there's always some guy coming up on the bus back in Paraguay with a guitar and sings all sorta folksongs.
LOL, i totally remember the random ppl on buses in paraguay. I used the enjoy the guys that came up to sell stationary and toys, it was entertaining. Looks like a great weekend, that train ride looks awesome!
ReplyDeletehey, about your question about the limoncello, i'm not quite sure you can do that. Cuz the flavor of the limoncello comes from the natural oils of the lemon peel. If you candy them before hand, the oils would be gone and i'm guessing the sugar content will be higher than the lemon flavor. I'm not really sure since i only made this once, sorry! :)
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