Vitta

The next day we set out for a 3 day trekking expedition in Northern Laos with our amazing guide "Vitta", that included 2 nights sleeping at "homestays" in traditional villages.

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The wine list, short, sweet and affordable, offers plenty of quaffable options (we had the Cusumano and the Ciro) and Vitta coffee (we ordered latte and got Cappuccino instead but it was so good we didn't say a peep) here is no wimpy affair.

Eat my City 2008

The wine list, short, sweet and affordable, offers plenty of quaffable options (we had the Cusumano and the Ciro) and Vitta coffee (we ordered latte and got Cappuccino instead but it was so good we didn't say a peep) here is no wimpy affair.

Tavolata 2007

The wine list, short, sweet and affordable, offers plenty of quaffable options (we had the Cusumano and the Ciro) and Vitta coffee (we ordered latte and got Cappuccino instead but it was so good we didn't say a peep) here is no wimpy affair.

Tavolata 2007

The wine list, short, sweet and affordable, offers plenty of quaffable options (we had the Cusumano and the Ciro) and Vitta coffee (we ordered latte and got Cappuccino instead but it was so good we didn't say a peep) here is no wimpy affair.

Seattle Bon Vivant: 2007

_History_ (as in Dr. Giles 'Translation, for example) the name of Vitta is carelessly omitted, as a word apparently of no moment.

Archaeological Essays, Vol. 1 James Young Simpson 1840

Vitta, son of Vecta, the traditionary grandfather of Hengist and

Archaeological Essays, Vol. 1 James Young Simpson 1840

Vitta or Vecta; and does this afford any clue to the fact, that the waters of the Forth are spoken of as the Sea of Guidi by Angus the

Archaeological Essays, Vol. 1 James Young Simpson 1840

In giving the ancient genealogy of Hengist and Horsa, we thus find our old chroniclers speaking of their grandfather under the various orthographic forms of Guitta, Uuicta, Witta, Vitta; and their great-grandfather as Guechta, Uuethar, Wither, Wechta, Wecta, and Vecta.

Archaeological Essays, Vol. 1 James Young Simpson 1840

There was no formal washroom (bathroom/toilet/Loo), as Vitta explained, "the toilet is anywhere outside the village", which always seemed to attract some pigs and cows while going about your 'business'.

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