Residenza Antica Canonica
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Rain, Sleet, Snow, Fog
... late which would cause us to miss our connection. We did miss it and then missed the following train to Perugia as well. [There was a 3 car train on the track but at a distance form the station for at least 30 minutes and there was not a soul inside. I kept thinking that if our train was coming on that track, the train was going to have to move so we could take our train. At the exact time the train was to depart, I went to the window to ask about it. The worker ...
Last Two Days
... I packed up and checked out; then Virginia, the innkeeper, gave me a ride to Lisa and Helena's. We figured out what train I will take to Florence later today, then went to say goodbye to Sylvia & Sergio -- again not done without a glass of wine, this time a French champagne! Tomorrow, Friday, I take a very, very early flight (6:30am) to Frankfurt and then on to SFO. It's been absolutely grande! Ciao! Arrivederci! To Italy. A Presto! To ...
Thanksgiving Dinner
... and stories. Well... the sign language helped. It was great... the perfect Thanksgiving dinner! And... what is on the schedule today? Why... Shopping naturalmente!! It is the day after Thanksgiving after all. Seriously, we will probably head into the beautiful town of Anghiari, or go a little farther to Arezzo... after a few more cups of caffe. ...
First day in Umbria: Città di Castello
... Umbrian cities, the buildings and walls here are mostly built of brick, since the local sandstone erodes very rapidly.
The town has several large medieval churches, much reworked in the Renaissance and later periods (during the 15th and 16th Century many of Citta di Castello's principal buildings were constructed, and many of its churches either refurbished or built). Its civil architecture is more characteristic of the Middle Ages, ...
Florence, city of magic and then some
The only word that exists to describe the city of Florence is the English word "Wow." No other word does it justice; it's simply that' magical. The moment you step outside the train station the city's charm and enchantment grab you, whether by your will or not, and it is only through the saddest of moments that one is able to part with it. It is quaint, historically epic, and wondrous all in it's own, original ways, and is such my favorite city in Italy, thus ...
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