Hotel Antica Badia
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Days 11 and 12: Pisa, Florence and Rome
... so we stayed in while Tom and Mom went to the Uffizi and Dad went to a market. We all went out to a dinner that was FANTASTIC, and possibly had too much wine. Afterward, Tom bought some Absinthe for a party back at our place, and we all drank and played music and sang and had so much fun! We laughed a whole lot! Today, we spent most of the day in transit from Florence to Rome, with a 1-hour train delay to boot. But when we got in, Julie and ...
Livorno, Italy
... us to Pisa and back. The plan was just to spend a couple of hours in Pisa, and then return to the ship. So, we set out across the Tuscan countryside to get to Pisa.
We arrive in Pisa about a half hour later, and spent the next couple of hours visiting the Leaning Tower, the Cathedral, and the Baptismal. The weather was perfect. It was a bit chilly, but clear blue skies. We also had ample time to wander some of the streets of Pisa and to do ...
Ancient Tuscany
... The walk back outside the walls helps our digestion and we turn in for the evening. CNC "The traveler sees what he sees, the tourist sees what he has come to see"-G. K. Chesterton Expenses 5.50E- 2 bus tickets Colle to Volterra. CPT Bus 2E-Pastry and Cannoli 4E- 2 gelato Yogurteria Gelateria Chic E Shock via delle Prigioni 28.50E- Soup, Antipasto, chingiale pasta, wine 1.50E coperto 4.88E- bottle of red, bottle of white from Despar Market 55E- Hotel Sole Miles Walked- 9 ...
Wedding Day
... itself is an amazing place, and we have had some very interesting moments here. My sisters and myself have had a door close behind us and then open itself when Mia asked to leave the room. Dymph was talking to what she thought was us for a while as she heard people walking behind her, when she found later, she was the only person ...
Trapped in Volterra.
We've settled down well as unofficial Tuscans now. At least we certainly feel lazy like real Italians are. But the food, wine and coffee lifestyle fits us just nicely.
We skipped only half an hour down the road to a town called Volterra. This unsurprisingly walled medieval town is pretty sweet. We snatched a free park amazingly outside the back gates and for several days picked around the town, looking at its ruins and shops. When we arrived in Volterra, we ...
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