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Venice
... before becoming confused by a mad intersection of bridges leading all directions. After a little looking around we were back on track and took the €1 train back to the mainland and waited for the shuttle. Once we were back we hung out by the reception and in site supermarket to utilise some free wifi. Bec was a little under the weather so she headed back for a nap as most others returned. They headed to the pool for a splash so I ...
The Classic Water City
... these islands seem dedicated solely to their individual expertise where you can watch people make intricate glass stallions with multi-colored glass in the mere minutes in which it takes the liquid glass to cool down and settle. And of course Venice isn’t just famous with tourists, it’s apparently also famous in gaming, because as I strolled into the Piazza San Marco which holds the famous St Mark’s Basilica with another stranger friend from Grandma Death’s attic, ...
Third day in Venice
... how much history there is in the world and how people are dearly missing out on the great historical man made objects and creations the world has to give. After a 1 and a half hour walk we got into a gondola and went for a calming stroll through the Grand Canal and the many little alley ways. I took many pictures of the wonderful array that i was surrounded by everything was a once in a life time experience! The tour ...
Italians, venezuelans, and The fall of an American
... gist, and kashka said next time she is not waiting, she only waited because their luggage is on the bus. After kashka left, granny starts sputtering out Spanish a million miles an hour, and she is mad! I cant tell if she is mad at the grand daughter or kashka. But I think the grandaughter, because finally the granddaughter says, "okay, I get it.". Who signs up for a tour like this, led in english when you don't know the language. That aside, kashka has made them a sheet with all ...
Railtrip!
... have a different accent, and the customs are much less Latin. The weather was also a bit of a shock – finding rain, heavy fog and single-digit temperatures, having come from Rome where that week it had hit nearly 20 degrees!
Most of my 48-hour visit to Trieste was spent going between cafés and bars, with a little bit of sightseeing in between when the weather allowed it, and I can now say that Trieste seems to run on great hot chocolate and ‘Spritz ...
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