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Day 10: Florence
... Michelangelo, which is on the top of a hill and overlooks the entirety of Florence across the river. My God, was it beautiful. Not only could we see the whole city, but also tumbling Tuscan hills with Cyprus trees and an old city wall unrolling into the distance. Not a bad couple of hours to spend in the afternoon. The hike up to Piazzale Michelangelo was strenuous, so we took our time coming back down the hill and across the river on our way to Santa Croce, a cathedral that houses ...
Day 5 - The Tuscany Tour
... the Duomo, we returned to the town hall or the "Palazzo Publico" to enjoy the scenery. Kirsten bought a diet coke and we met back up with our Tour Group to head out for lunch. After reloading the bus we received a history lesson and watched a documentary on the town of Siena explaining that every year they have a horse race called the "Palio." During this race, the 17 districts of the city are assigned a horse and the Piazza del Campo is lined with Mattresses and ...
Leaving on a jet plane
After working until early afternoon...we were picked up by our friend Joe for the quick ride to CVG. Our plane took off on time and by 8:00 we had eaten our ham and cheese sandwiches and were ready to dig in for the night. Well, ask us how that worked out...babies crying, men talking and worst of all, some futuristic war movie on the big screen. Now it's Thursday, Sept 13, 2012 We arrived in Paris half an hour early...so figure, so had time for ...
Eat. Pray. Love.
... the crowds and the heat. After climbing up to the first rest stop, our teaching assistant had to turn back. This is not for severe claustrophobes. We continued on up to the walkway between the domes and admired the inner dome's paintings. Then, we continued into the inter-dome space, ascending steep, stuffy stairs that seemed better suited to an Egyptian pyramid. Finally...we made it. We walked out onto the outer walkway, snapping photos ...
Walk the walk - drive the drive Florence toTuscany
... never stick to the speed limit, overtake on blind rises and solid lines - in and out of town.
We did however survive and came back in one piece with no dents or dings. Doris (Tomtom) was a great help.
Driving is certainly a great way to get around - will definately do this again.
Lugging baggage onto trains and busses is no easy task, especially if there are more than one on a sigle trip.
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