Gasthof Prissianerhof in Tisens

During a short break in the area I went a couple of times to Prissianerhof, I was with my wife once and with relatives a second time

Not only the ambience was very appealing also the price performance ratio was excellent!

The Restaurant, it is also a Pension so has room, has a small nice car park anyway parking is not a problem in Pressiano.

The menu and wine list is well chosen and clearly for everyone.

With my wife we had a fantastic Kaiserschmarrn and a Ravioli with Finferli we also had a nice Strudel.

On the second day in my circle of relatives there were no complains. All were satisfied to the utmost with the food.

Especially noteworthy was the service: friendly, attentive, courteous and unobtrusive, and very professional.

In a next stay in Merano I will definitely visit again restaurant Prissianerhof!

This restaurant is especially recommended.

Many thanks for the pleasant hours :-)

Gasthof Prissianerhof

Via principale, 76 | 39010 Tisens

Tel. +39 0473 920828 | Fax +39 0473 927319

www.prissianerhof.com | info@prissianerhof.com

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My Fuji Travel Kit

Over the last few weeks I have received a number of emails asking which camera bag I use with the Fujifilm X-Pro1 and also what equipment I include in my travel photography kit bag. I thought I would create a simple list of what I include in my travel photography kit regardless of the size of the trip.

Cameras

Obviously I travel with the Fujifilm X-Pro1 camera and I carry with me the Fujinon 35mm and Fujinon 18mm lenses. In addition I also bring along the trusty Fujifilm X100. Occasionally I have the X10 in my pockets as well

The X100 is slightly smaller so tends to be carried around literally everywhere and it is perfect for those times when you are not photography focused but want quality photos if the opportunity arises.

I use one of my own brand  strap and Italian leather half case on the X-Pro1 to protect my camera

On the X100 I use again one of my own straps. They can be on the right or left side of the camera depending on your preference. A  leather ring  reduce the strap opening. The strap comes with a 1/2? split ring to attach to the camera.

Camera Bag

I use either the Think Tank Retrospective 5 Pinestone Shoulder Bag  or one of my own leather bags. Both bags come  with 3 divided sections ideal for the X-Pro1, X100 and a 2nd lens.

There are a number of additional pockets for ipad, documents memory cards etc

Tripod

For traveling light I always take my brilliant little GorillaPod

Accessories

I do not carry many carry accessories with me. Just a  lens cleaning cloth  a Hamma cable release for long exposures over 30 seconds, couple of spare batteries, connections to my ipad, iphone

I also pack a couple of soft release buttons, many argue these are vanity decoration but I do think they make the button easier to use. I use mine either in glass or  wood

I carry most of the time  the Fuji flash EF x20.