Agnello D'Oro Genoa

... so we decided it was best to settle away from the centre of town for a change and park in a residential district about 1km away... much more tranquilo!!<br><br>Splashed out on take away pizza for dinner but ate it in the shop and washed down with a bottle of beer. We became the hot topic of conversation when owners and local patrons found out we were Australian and were ...

... is either way this town is the only connector to Nice where we want to go or Milan to get to Paris. We visit the ticket counter 5 times in 2 hours each time finding out new information for our situation and having to leave to pondering our next plan of attack. It becomes comical when each time we attempt to make a decision and go back to the ticket counter there is atleast one new staff person. I will have to continue this later because a lady needs this computer. <br>

... of the city and had the BEST focaccia bread ever! After we left the group we had lunch at a little place with outside cafe seats and it was terrific. Rachel had a spicy pizza, Il Diablo and I had a zucchini tart. Then we wandered back to the ship and now Rachel is at the gym and I am updating my blog! We are a lucky group here! Tonight is casual night thank goodness. More to come!

Destination 404<br><br>km197'196<br><br>A wonderful winding route via a inland section have lead me from Pisa to the coastline around Genova. But since in that part of the environment it was very hard to find a spot for bushcamping I took the toll freeway to prevent to get stuck in the chaotic traffic of Genova and headed north into the highlands of the northern region of Genova. A beatiful spot at the top of a mountain has provided perfect views to sunset and sunrise, but a bloody cold night!

... a Singapore. <br><br>Lui è un cuoco statunitense sregolato, simpaticissimo e assolutamente fuori dalle righe ho letto anche il suo "Kitchen confidential" e mi ha divertito molto.<br><br>http://www.youtube.com/wa tch?v=7vEtfakmiik<br><br>Non verrebbe voglia anche a voi di provere tutti questi posti?

... over and over.<br><br>But the best thing is that it all works. The fellow motorists all get it. They pay attention; they move over, they do not have any issues being overtaken. It just all moves down the road in an awesome efficiency. I love it. We covered ground from Venice to the Ferrari Factory, from Florence to Rome and Rome to Portofino in times unheard of for United States motoring. Anyone that loves to drive must give it a go sometime. <br>

... mistake about the train and the train actually came at 15:43 instead of 14:43. Clara helped us with buying the tickets. We also got the tickets for Paris.<br><br>Genoa was nice. We found the tourist info center and got a city map. The lady kindly told us where to go. We followed the map and walked past some min streets. Via Garibaldi was easy to find. The street was very narrow. I took 2 postcards and ...

... Cruise that we were joining. Another stopover in Heathrow for 3 hrs before flying to Milan - during this stopover I attempted to cash some Travelex Travellers Chqs at the Travelex desk &amp; they refused - (the first of many frustrating disappointments in dealings with Travelex) Finally we arrived in Milan after an enjoyable flight over the Italian Alps. We ...

We woke up early in the morning and took a train to cinqueterre, a series of five villages along the Mediterranean coast. It is one of the most beautiful areas I have ever visited. The water was crystal-blue, the villages were quaint and often perched precariously on ...

... 1/2 liter of wine!! Oh yeah... that's how we roll!) and a fried fish platter... And let me tell you, the fish was crazy good! And to top it off, a Lemon Moose... Oh man, I am in heaven here. Then called it a night, iced my knee some more and went off to bed. Now I'm off to Nice and off to meet my group. I can't believe it... People I know!!! Boyfriend Kids... Know that there are going to be SOOOOO many pixs in Nice. Good times... It's so much nicer, WHERE??, In Nice!