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Grappa
... and voila there is grappa. I reallly do not like it, it is way too strong for me, but it was nice to see anyway. Since it was beginning of winter, they put up a fake ice-skating field in the middle of the square. It was a beautiful, sunny day and the ice-pad felt a little out of place, but the idea is very nice.
On our way home we stopped at cittadella, which is medieval city, that still has the old ...
Lake, Lagoon and Legache
... had been local merchants whose palazzo nearby had a carving of a camel on it.
Eventually we found a modest restaurant in Campo Santa Maria Nova where we enjoyed a pizza and some wine while watching the passing scene. Finally we got the ferry back, but were too late for the campsite minibus so had to do the 10-minute walk back to the campsite on legs that felt as if they’d been worn to stumps.
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12th & Disembarkation day of the Cruise
... cruise line decor. He was actually paying for this particular cruise but he usually gets them for free. He really was very interesting to talk too). Then it was off for our last mixology class (another 3 cocktails) and we each received our certificates from Louis. We had our lunch after that just as the rain started streaming in after which we gathered our things for the last trivia quiz… we made some mistakes but it was fun. From there we checked out the ...
We are no longer top of the food chain!
... and some stringed violin like instruments that I'd never seen before. There was also a violin makers workshop showing all the tools of the trade - fascinating! My Dad and Mark would have been in their element!
It happens every time when you travel from Orkney that you bump into someone who knows an Orcadian! This time, it was an Australian couple who have relatives in Orkney that work beside where we live - and we've agreed to pass on ...
Ahhhhhh, Venice.
... the train station across the street from our hotel to be ushered into Venice. Trains have never been so busy. We arrived and decided it would be splendid to yet again wander and see where our feet would take us. Dinner was a must, and sadly we were conned into a mediocre sea food place that was highly over priced. Afterwards, we set off in a straight direction in hopes of finding fun, and fun we found. Costumes, lights, pastries, ...
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