Royal Hotel Florence
Via delle Ruote 52 Florence, Tuscany, 50129, Italy
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Heat Makes us Lazy
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And there was a courtyard with a lemon tree, which I LOVE but couldn't get a good picture of because we're not allowed into the garden bit. :(
Proceeding to the other side we went to where the Big Amazing Guys (Cosimo the first, among others. Showoffs) were entombed. Holy Christ. 4 of the 6 statues no longer exist (why? I don't know. Not exactly the size you can steal) but the two that we saw were humongous, and. Just. The whole thing. Is. ...
Wij houden van de zon
... Misschien horen we bij een hobbyclub dat zich klaar maakt voor het jaarlijks uitje. Je weet het niet. Maar wij weten het wel. Wij wachten op de zon. Om me heen zie ik meer verschillen dan ik tellen kan. We variëren van Gucci naar de Wibra [wat in Italia überhaupt niet ingewikkeld te creëren is]. We spreken verschillende talen. Van spaans tot russisch. Van pools ...
5/27/11-Friday (Orientation)
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After Orientation we grabbed lunch at a cute little cafe I had a turkey and mozzarella sandwich. The cheese was so good and fresh and delicious! I love it! We hung out at our apartment for a little while trying to plan our trips on the weekends. We haven't quite decided though. So we'll see. I'm going to try to go to the Alps and the Almalfi Coast but I'm not sure yet.
So after that my roommates went to a meeting ...
Where do I begin?
What a wonderful day in Itay!.....Today we started out driving to Pisa....and yes the tower does lean...a lot! Pictures do not do it justice....My first words were.."Wow it really is leaning!"....Almost looks like it is going to tip...We had more fun doing the tourist thing..trying to push the tower back up...we used legs arms...and Kristy hugged it!....The girls then had more fun watching other people to the hold up ...
The Uffuzi
... the location where Dominican priest and politician Father Girolamo Savonarola and his followers carried out the Bonfire of Vanities in the square: destroying musical instruments, fine dresses, chess pieces, gaming tables, immoral sculptures (anything that did not depict saints or biblical scenes), pagan books, lewd pictures, cosmetics, mirrors, women's hats, works of the ancient poets, and many fine Renaissance artworks (including those by Sandro Botticelli) ...



