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Homeward bound

A travel blog entry by tom1100

Our last day of vacation started off well with breakfast and a 2 hour walk around Venice. The alleys, canals and buildings are different at every turn. Matthew remains infatuated with the pigeons. St Marks Square must be his favorite place on earth.

We took a water taxi to the airport. Great way to travel in Venice. It picked us up in front of the hotel and we were at ...

Taking a break from all your worries.....

A travel blog entry by martinandkate

This is a top pick!

... in envy because they have been so successful in taking everything from that period in their history to make symbolic and create some real patriotism. The Flag, the declaration of independance (should that be in capitals?!), the constitution - I would love some of that noise and hurrah in the UK, even if it is a little slice of sickening cheesy propoganda; If it makes everyone a little happier to be British, then so be it.

The Freedom Trail as I ...

Tours and trains

A travel blog entry by agrifoglio

... or the Doge's Palace Secret Itinerary in English). I booked it through Vivaticket. A link to the page is here: http://www.vivaticket.it/evento.php?id_ evento=623617. There's not much of a description of what the tour is all about, so here's another link: http://www.tickitaly.com/galleries/doge s-palace-venice-tour.php which gives the details. The price through Vivaticket was the best, €18.50 each, ...

The Last Big Ride of the Tour

A travel blog entry by crossamerica

... hooted more than at any other time during the Tour although what the driver expected us to do on a single carriageway road in heavy rain is beyond us.
However, we came through the trip in good spirits and without any real incident. A couple of our American comrades who are used to riding here said that it was the worst they have ever experienced. We just held together and made ourselves as visible as we could and took great care.
The ...

Boston, like an American Melbourne...

A travel blog entry by clarf

... to the plaque saying ‘This is Norm’s seat’) he was already sitting on it.

We tried to book Greyhound bus tickets to Quebec City that evening, but discovered it was actually cheaper to hire a car. So, we ended up hiring the car for an extra day so that we could see some extra stuff on the way and it was around the same price as two tickets direct from Boston to Quebec city. Thus, we picked up our car and once again, were ‘on the road ...