Angeles Inn Venice
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Wandering the streets of Venice
... walks to avoid getting our shoes wet. We caught the first Vaporetti from the terminal near us and followed the Grande Canal hoping to get back to San Marco, we ended up going the long way around and were shepherded off the boat with no explanation at the S. Lucia station, we hoped on the next ferry and again were shepherded off, we finally we told that the rising tides were causing havoc and the had to keep switching boats as the tides meant the boats had to be smaller ...
Mistakes Were Made
... by the owner of the apartment we were renting (who remarked on how timely we were!) and taken to our rooms. The apartment was simple, with a bedroom, a bathroom, and an "other" room (with futon, sink, table, washing machine, convection oven, and low sloping ceiling), and it couldn't have been more perfect at that moment. We listened with interest as they gave us recommendations to various places around town, especially for food, and promptly collapsed when they left. As the ...
A more successful day
... the prettiest church in Venice and is made completely of marble. Some of the group had sung in it on choir tour, which was a nice memory and we spent a quiet half an hour enjoying the cool and quiet of the church. It was ice cream time afterwards and we had a successful shopping trip after and managed to find Aurelia's birthday present! After a short trip back to the hostel, we had yet more pasta and pizza for dinner before enjoying ...
Anglo German relations
Yesterday Piazza San Macro was packed with tourists so I took the opportunity to go before breakfast and take some pictures of the empty square.
Today we walked around checking out some of the sights including the Rialto Bridge, before heading off to the ship after lunch. Florrie please ignore the next part. What is it about the Germans, a couple of times now we have endured loud Germans whilst we were trying to listen to a guide or ...
Ahhh Venice - Part 2
... to Venice. You see, with the rising sea waters, Venice and all the surrounding islands are in danger of flooding. The Moses Project is a massive and very expensive engineering project which is trying to hold the sea back and keep Venice from disappearing under the sea.
Question:
1. Venice is built upon oak tree pilings. Why don't the oak pilings rot in the mud?
2. Venice was not always part of Italy. In what year did Venice become part of ...
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