Once she saw a family of wild boar nosing in the carpet of amber leaves covering the ground. Several times she heard the chirp-chirp sound of pheasants, and spotted them in the grass. That time of year, the clay had turned to mud, and they wore boots to go for long walks along the quiet paths in the forest. The peace of the unspoiled valley drew them to spend time at the villa one afternoon, and enjoy a simple meal of crusty bread and foggy green olive oil, with a bottle of locally made Brunello. In better weather, they could have enjoyed the stone patio under a wooden arch covered with wisteria, roses, and grapevines. Instead, they ate indoors, while staying warm in front of the fire. Another day, recharged from the tranquility of the villa, they visited Montepulciano, a medieval fortress town. The atmosphere was nostalgic, and for Leah it epitomized Tuscany. The ancient-looking wine shops and the smell of wood-burning fires transported her to an earlier time.
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