Residenza Ca'Foscolo
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Lost again
... and Etsia are solicitous and accommodating. They ring our Venetian B&B to ensure even if we arrive late we will be okay. They make sure we get to the train, load us one, check we have all necessary provisions and kiss us goodbye and see us off. Etsia assures us we are welcome anytime and we fervently hope they will soon visit us in Australia so we can repay their generous hospitality. We sadly say goodbye to them as we board ...
The last day in Italy
... hungry.
-Martin said: Yes, please, I know! We can go to a famous restaurant; it is called: Al covo
-Charly: Lexii and I will go to house, Lexii is ill
-Andres: Yes, yes…
-Tobias: Andres, you look mad, more than usual
-Martin: Yes, it's true. What is going on?
-Andres: look at this girl!
*Andres begins to run after this girl*
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The awkward moment when...
...you don't know enough Italian to say, **** off that's enough of a tip. Already clobbered with the standard €5 for bread, we got the bill at this little restaurant where no English was spoken at all. Good - we're in a decent Venetian restaurant - that's what we thought at the start. The food was average. Can't exactly say its better than a Bath based Italian we all know about but there we go. So anyway the bill arrives, and we got the little bit ...
Venice - Day 3
... to see the building where Vivaldi wrote The Four Seasons and where the orphan girls premiered it. We also saw the building where Wagner died, and as mentioned above, the building where Robert Browning died. It is easy to understand why so many artists are attracted to Venice. I already have an idea to write a piece called "The Morning Bells of San Marco".
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The Classic Water City
... out in recognition of a plaza that he couldn’t possibly have been in before (never having been to Venice before). "I know this place! There’s… there’s a doorway into the Basilica just around that corner, and a back gate for the tower just hidden past that construction gate. I know this place, I did my best sniper-shooting from that balcony over there!" As it turns out, the makers of the stealth video game Assassin’s Creed are incredibly historically accurate.
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