Consigli Florence
Lungarno A. Vespucci 50 Florence, Tuscany, 50123, Italy
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... el hermano,
porque ese dia se cumplian 9 anios que ella le habia donado un rinion.
Asi que el la llamo para agradecerle....ohh life is so beautiful! O
mejor dicho, la vita e bella!
Volvi a buscar mis petates, y pregunte que bus me llevaria a la
estacion de tren. Y bien, por no googlearlo yo y querer hacerme la que
puedo delegar, me tome el bus equivocado. Ves mama que no puedo
delegar? Ves que la gente es inutil? Ves que si no ...
Oh! How lucky are we?
... booked and our train trip from Paris to Florence via Milan went smoothly and without any problems. When we made the train connection from Milan to Florence we found we had a very long walk to the 2nd carriage, which was quite tiring for Mum. The Spirit is willing but the body is not so eager – it surprises me how quickly she tires. Another six months perhaps and this trip may not have been possible.
The train trip was very comfortable and gave ...
Under the Tuscan Sun !
... guy re the internet or other ‘official’ business addressed to “My Dears” which gave us a giggle or two considering we are not yet grandmotherly and certainly don’t believe we behave like it!
We SO enjoyed being in Florence, the history was remarkable, the architecture simply amazing and the people, food and atmosphere second to none. I remarked to Louise that we fall in love with a city/town/country only to have the expectation surpassed in ...
Getting Our Just Desserts
We all managed to get through our first night with a reasonable amount of sleep & decided to aim for the 10:23 express train to Florence. We got up at around 8, got ourselves packed, had a surprisingly good breakfast (eggs, sausage, and something that actually resembled real bacon in addition to the usual assortment of pastries & cold cuts and cheese), & headed for the station figuring to get there a little before 10, which we did. I tried to get us tickets using ...
Service with a scowl.
... queues in Florence had two speeds: slow and slower. Once inside, you were not allowed to take any pictures. But, since the workers were so scathingly rude to us, I though they should go **** themselves as I happily took out my camera and snuck pictures at any moment possible. None of us are major art buffs, but what's the point in coming to Florence if you're not going to see works by Da Vinci, Titian, Michelangelo, ...



