Hotel Per Rimini

... lanes around to find ever more wonderful views, interesting shops eg... guns and rifles in all their glory!! (yep - off the shelf), palace, church and a huge race track where they do trials (we could hear them in the background). It was like a rabbit warren in a way, but going up instead of down.<br><br>We went for an early morning walk to see the sunrise the next day. It was magnificent!<br><br>John <br><br>As I wrote in the title, I had ...

... we were glad when we arrived in Rimini.<br><br>It rained the first few days we were here, but the past 2 days of sunshine have made up for it! Our hostel has great rooms but a really awful atmosphere, so we were so glad when the sun came out and we could spend all day at the beach, or in the town. Relaxing in the sun is just what we've needed! I'm still embarrassingly white though. I'd even call it offensively white. It's going to take more than 2 days of sun to bring me even to human ...

...klingt ja ziemlich schrecklich d** Titel - od** ?<br><br>Ab** d** Reihe nach. <br>D** Abend am Lago di Trasimeno war sehr angenehm und ruhig - nicht einmal die Eisenbahn haben wir gehört - die ziemlich nah am Platz vorbeifährt. <br>Haben beschlossen diesmal zu kochen . Einkauf beim Lidl und danngings los. Die Arbeiten waren gleich v**teilt. <br><br>Hannah - ... ich schneid´ den ...

... the world) it was one of the more enjoyable and relaxing days we have had. Also pretty funny was when we went grocery shopping they actually had their own vats of wine in the store but funnier than that was when Jen got caught by the armed security gaurd taking a photo and he started ranting in Italian at her. Not much else to say just a real different kind of beach town that has a historic center. Very relaxing and fun. Now it is off to Verona the next morning...

Ravenna was somewhere Matt had insisted we visit, so I included it as a day trip in our packed itinerary. Little did I realise this would be the highlight of our trip. Ravenna is possibly the only place on earth where you can visit 8 UN World Heritage sites in less than a day (although we unfortunately only managed 7, as one was closed for renovations). <br><br>Home to the oldest and best ...

... to Reggie&#8217;s last second touchdown catch and run. I just told him I got lucky. He told me luck goes to the bold.<br><br>Finally I made it back to the locker room. Piva and I were really the first ones back, and he pulled out a bucket full of beer and champagne. Piva&#8217;s my guy. All season after games we&#8217;d share or swap beers with each other. He handed my a couple Beck&#8217;s and we sat and savored the win together as other players trickled in.<br><br>It&#8217;s good to be king.<br><br>

... the staff were really friendly and helpful. The Theatre was weird, kind of in the middle of nowhere, a large basketball arena attached to some other massive, factory like buildings pretty ugly. The one big thing that really did stand out here were the audiences. It was like they were just waiting, nay longing, to be entertained and were clapping, laughing and dancing ...

... museum was closed that day.We explained we had come all this way to see it and he kindly agreed to open it up after lunch for us. He showed us a place to get lunch agreeing to meet us back at the museum in an hour and half. At lunch we ate a great meal of antipasto and pasta and I downed the house wine which came in a caraffe. Not wanting to waste it I drank the lot and so was suitably mellow by 3pm when we returned to the museum. The museum was ...

... il mio italiano.<br>Le cose più belle sono successe in questo viaggio. Ho conosciuto gente dal tutto il mondo e ho fatto amici veramente di cuore. Al corso italiano che andavo ho conosciuto l'amore della mia vita e la persona migliore per girare il mondo. Ho cominciato a viaggiare molto purtoppo finora solo in Europa ma con la intenzione di andare dappertutto.<br>Milano, la grigia città secondo molti, la città più brutta di Italia, per me era incredibile...<br><br>

I never slept when I was in Rimini. My mind, fueled by wine and coffee, was always spinning with thoughts of what to do next. To work or not to work? To stay or move on and to where? What am I doing with my life? What happens when all this is over? Do I want it to be over? Where is 'home' now? I was grasping for answers and only found more questions. I was buzzing with confusion, fear, and the exhileration of looking into the unknown. My body was also taken ...