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Bologna
... political orientation. Other than that the city was very livley and had the most beatiful church. The way there was quite fun, because we went by car, and the our boys were sleeping in the back, while we were trying to find the way with Lisa, the navigation.
It was quite a challenge to wake the boys in the middle of the night, at 9:30 am..... :-) But were sucessful. The spanish, always ...
Bologna
... they are very pretty colored here). We then got some gelato but I tried Betty's and it wasn't good so I wasn't in the mood anymore. We wandered through a refurbished castle turned mall called Corte Isolani, and it luckily led right into Santo Stefani which was also spectacular - they have bits from the original floor and a pretty pulpit. Sara and I got giant chocolate frappes after that, at Cremeria Sette Chiesa which was delicious. Betty had a praline gelato which she said ...
Amazing Race to Bologna
Sami and I left Monterosso early and caught a train to Bologna to stay with our good friends Justin & Ann (they recently took up residence there for a year sabbatical from work to learn Italian). We had a connecting train in Prato, but what we didn't know was that there were two stops in Prato. We got off the train on the first stop and the train we were meant to catch left the 2nd stop with 10 minutes to spare. We had one choice if we wanted to catch ...
Typically Italian
... the waves rolling gently onto the beach could be heard.
A process of stopping and starting, waiting and sitting filled our day and after eight hours of travelling a short distance we finally arrived in Ferrara absolutely exhausted. However, we were not entirely disappointed by how the day was spent, the sky had been a clear, blissful, bright blue and the views from the train windows were not to be frowned at. The Italian countryside is ...