Casa Bistino Arezzo

Hello everyone,<br>We had such fun today!! The square had it's first ever market day or flea market. It was filled with cheeses which by the way Percino was our favorite and the fresh sliced procuitto was unbelievable. We just walked around all day. The first part of the day we did two loads of wash and dry which cost $18 us dollars. Then we had wine free and paid and had a great time. We then came back to ...

... the knee. Very, very chic and way out of Missouri league. Anyway, we will be here tomorrow and since we took pictures of almost anything worth seeing we will send what we have today and probably not have much tomorrrow. Oh, but tomorrow in Palio Campo square it is market day, aka flea market. All the tables were set up today so that will be interesting and we will be doing some wash. Talk to you all tomorrow and signing out for now......<br>Love Mick and Lisa

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... through that particular medium. In addition to sculpture, the City's architecture also reached back to try and capture the spirit and skill of the ancients. The Duomo was the first dome of its kind built in 1000 years, and Brunellechi studied Rome's Pantheon in preparation for his crowning achievement. <br><br>In addition to providing us with a great tour of the Uffizi, Rick Steves also put together a fantastic walking tour of the ...

... if we were on the right bus for Via Del Tozzi, they said, "no, no". Now what? So I went back up to the driver and he told me "momento". I waited and a few minutes later we came to a stop and he told us to wait for #5. Then he parked the bus right there and walked off. We thought he said 50 minutes. Whew, we did not know what to do. We were looking at the schedule on the wall in Italian ...

Hi all,<br><br>I know its been a couple of days since I last made an entry. But that has to do with being in rehearsals and seeing more of Arezzo. Speaking of rehearsals, they have been going well. Each day keeps getting better and better. And it also helps with the view we have from the studio. The past couple days have also been warm, but not humid. <br><br>Friday evening and Saturday afternoon into the evening the ...

... Siena's home team, A.C Siena, have a tiny stadium. It holds barely 15,000. Kinda like Perth Glory's home, Member's Equity Stadium. It's small. And the opposition today was Internazionale Milano. Inter. The league leaders. The glamour club of Serie A. A big game for the locals. We figured tickets would be like unicorns, or Billy Ray Cyrus fans - non existent. Right? Wrong. We are slowly getting to know the Italian football fan. He's lazy. He doesn ...

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... archway in one of the old walls and it looked like there were rooms inside, so Anne and I approached the entryway. I took a picture in front of it. We entered and it was just a long, dark, creepy corridor. I thought it would just end and we would have to turn back, and we were both getting a little nervous. Then we heard footsteps and saw a man who had just entered the corridor. We both began walking very ...

... to Venice, after they talked me into it. So Florence was fabulous, as was Rome and I'll make another post about Venice right now......oh ya one more thing I won't be posting anymore photos as I got pickpocketed and they got my camera, ****ing *****!!!! But luckily all I lost were my photos from Rome, and I met people at my hostel there that are going to email me photos, and AJ is going to send me everything from Florence because we spent the entire time there together, so I am very lucky.