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Day 10: Florence
... Michelangelo, which is on the top of a hill and overlooks the entirety of Florence across the river. My God, was it beautiful. Not only could we see the whole city, but also tumbling Tuscan hills with Cyprus trees and an old city wall unrolling into the distance. Not a bad couple of hours to spend in the afternoon. The hike up to Piazzale Michelangelo was strenuous, so we took our time coming back down the hill and across the river on our way to Santa Croce, a cathedral that houses ...
Day of Rest
... a light for a cigarette and joined a group of guys that had been down from farther north because they had leave for the weekend. Yep, Army Guys.
Talked about lots of random ****, starting out with respective homes, hahaha. We all failed at figuring out how to use the cigarette machine, because every single one of them was out, and later discovered it was actually their id that was faulty. Due to.... them being expired? IDEK.
Apparently I'm the queen of ...
Pistoia
... 500-600 inimest (vähemalt seljas olevate numbrite järgi). Paljud inimesed olid kostümeeritud, üks kamp vedas laevamaketti, teised olid jalgrataste ümber ehitanud suured kastid, mille seest ainult pea välja paistis jne. Kõlistasid rattakellaga ja hüüdsid midagi. Seejärel jõudsime peaväljakule, kiriku, muuseumi ja veel muude tähtsate majadega ümbritsetud platsile. Ühest hoonest hakkasid parasjagu pulmalised väljuma. Tahtsin pruutpaari ära näha ja ...
Delicious Chianti in Chianti...
... first pit stop. Cake and cappuchino all round.. delicious! The lady who served us, makes all the chocolate in the store, and now they even produce their own "Nutella". We went into all the little shops and I bought some souveniers. The ceramics were so colourful - all hand -made and very expensive. We checked out the piazza, church, panoramic views and leather shops (I loved one bag, and told Vicki and Chris they also had to buy something so I could justify my spend. ...
Planes, trains and automobiles...
... can see the tracks that you're peeing on! So note to self: never eat the yellow snow and don't lay or walk on the middle of the tracks in Italy. ;) We took the bus to our hostel that we didn't have booked to see if we could talk them down, which we couldn't, but at the last place we were able to so we figured it was worth a try. I really like our hostel called; it is called 7 Santi. The huge building was once a convent, meaning it was the housing ...
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