Castello Di Monteliscai
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Crappy maps
... The downside is that it has a shared bathroom which we have so far been able to avoid. We decide to brave it, book it and get on with the day. I go out because I have decided I am going to post home my extra jacket and some other stuff that is loading down my pack. Paul thinks I am crazy, but I am so sick of lugging that extra weight around and every kilo counts. If I need more warmth later in London, I will buy something then. I navigate to the Post Office okay, ...
Wedding Day
... villa at the time! We have all felt strange in different areas of the villa as well. All in all, this was a very interesting part of our trip.
The wedding was held in Monteriggioni. The town is very picturesque and the town hall is very old, being built in the medieval ages. It really was quite hot but the wedding was really nice. ...
Tuscany!
... took me to the city and to the hotel where I was met by the owner of the hotel who said he would not have room in his hotel but will put me in the new hotel he had just bought. So he put my bags in a taxi and we went to this beaut place, with an elevator, and then I crashed...
The next day I caught the train to Florence and met uop with my sisters, Dymph (Dymphina) ...
Duomo in Siena
Instead of the history class I take, my friend Wollie/ roommate takes an architecture class where she walks around Siena from 130-4 tuesdays and thursdays and sees the buildings. Yesterday they went to the Duomo, and she gave me her 3 day pass so I was able to go today! The Duomo is a huge striped building that I can see all the way from my house, it's about a 15 minute walk away. Cathedrale di Santa Maria is ...
Tuscany Baby
... was broad enough to save the town from WWII bombing devastation. Our group broke into several smaller groups as the 10 of us drifted around the building. Several walked right past the “most beautiful” painting and had to circle back to find it. Apparently it was not beautiful enough to stop us in our tracks. Sansapolcro also had an interesting herb museum. Most of the herbs smelled like ancient dust, but the presentation was lovely. Our lunch out was an Italian version ...
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