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Living in the Langhe
Having moved from the UK, Richard and his wife are attempting to start a new life for themselves among the vineyards of Piemonte. The blog features travel tips, Italy advice and lots of stories about things going wrong...
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Kat
21:02 PM January 15, 2014
21:02 PM January 15, 2014
Nice! We may be moving to the area and it's nice to know there's someone who speaks English there! My husband's company is buying a company in Torino...so we are wondering where the best place to locate in the area is! We vacationed in Lake Como last summer and loved it but I guess it's too far from the actual company. Any tips?
Elena
12:54 PM January 04, 2018
12:54 PM January 04, 2018
Ciao! I was born in Turin, left it in 2001, moved to the UK, got married in 2009 now I am trying to go back to my beloved Turin with my hubby. Can you give us some advice? My husband works for Tarmac here, project area manager but does not speak any italian. I can't wait to move back home! Elena
