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My birthday in VENEZIA !!!!!
Monday - Venezia is about 5 hours by car from Torino, so we left about 10 am. there is a ferry from a large parking garage into V...but with me as the navigator...of course we went the wrong way and ended up in the industrial park. i learned some new italian words like prostituta and gigolo and industriale parque!
after a couple ferry …
Florence to Venice
... had dinner at a restaurant nearby but it was expensive and the food while nice was not worth the money we paid for it. So we have decided to track down the less expensive places which abound here. So relaxing to go to sleep to the sounds of water lapping against the boats in the canal. We are so apply to have the luxury of staying in Venice for 6 nights. We feel so grateful for the opportunity to spend extended time in such beautiful ...
Venice from on high
... and a massive triangular pediment over the entrance. Inside it's no less impressive, with huge canvases by Tintoretto and other famous artists. It didn't take Xander long to find signs to the campanile though. For the cost of €5 for me and €3 for him, we were whisked skywards in a modern elevator, and deposited in a viewing area just under the church bells (just after midday, thank goodness - it would have been a little loud up ...
Of Friends and Beaches
... I walked to the other side of the Island (which took about ten minutes) and found ourselves on a massive public beach. We spent the day picnicking, sunbathing and swimming in the warm green waters of the Adriatic. The beach was absolutely perfect and we ended up spending more time than either of us had expected. We are enjoying the sun while we can, because tomorrow night we jump on a night train to Vienna, Austria before moving into the Eastern European portion of our voyage.
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Trains, trainbs, and more vtrains
... ride for the rest of bthe journey to venice. bsiley didn,t even get sick, yay!
too busy fighting with her sister over the armrest, oh joy of joys.
speaking of joyfulness, upon arrival in venice (the watery side) the charming ferry ticket bloke announced to me that there was a strike and no ferries were running. I stupidly asked him (asuming he,d be in a hapoy enough frame if mind to answer politely) as to how we,d get to our hotel in san-something ...
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