Unaway Hotel Bologna Fiera

... decided to not be present for my arrival. I have found an internet cafe and decided to write. I also was able to post a few more pictures but on Facebook so I'll send you links and hope they work!<br><br>http://www.facebook.com/al bum.php?aid=110883&amp;id=514314153&amp ;l=2e1a71a8f0<br><br>http://www.faceboo k.com/album.php?aid=114357&amp;id=51431 4153&amp;l=719f9180c6<br><br>Give it a try!<br>Love to all!<br>Benita<br>

Short train ride from Florence after a hair raising trip trying to return the rental car in confusing, congested and traffic restrictied Florence (don't rent a car downtown go to the airport). Bologna is an university town (even Johns Hopkin has a campus). Very historical town with a great plaza area like most towns and a great antique market.

... cabbies, who would not take us, we found a gypsy cab and Mandi bargained him down to a 35 euro ride home. And that's how we ended up blasting along the very roads we had biked earlier, in a random cab just hoping to get home. And we did, he dropped us off right in front of our door. <br><br>The next day, we were headed for the Cinque Terre, and I'll tell you more about that in the next.<br><br>Jael

So we spent a bit of time the night before we got here trying to secure some accomodation. We found the hotel online and it seemed like a good value even if it was a bit out of the way. Whats a 20 minute bus ride anyway. So we get on the bus, which is the right bus going in the wrong direction; we found this out when we got kicked off at the last stop. So we get off and then get on the next bus headed in the other direction ...

... 2 nissan serena's in the yard this morning. Matt was so excited and when we went in to get a window, the guy told him the yard was closed until 1st September - we couldnt believe it, we pleaded with him and offered him cash but he would not budge. All he gave us was a business card of another dealer 85kms away - hopefully they will help us. <br><br>Hopefully we will be putting some photos on facebook today, so stay tuned.

... the ball hit the pad and bounced off, and the three Warriors that were chasing him did the same a moment later. I hope they got it on film, it was hilarious. I finished the game with six touchdown passes. I couldn't believe it. SIX! I've never thrown for more than three maybe four in a game. I have a great offense around me, and the best part is the offensive line. I had my first notable Italian run, maybe 20-25 yards or so. I tucked the ball after being ...

... gave instructions where to catch it but i couldn't find the dang street...i was getting more and more irritated by the minute....stopped and asked a tobacco shop (that sells buss tickets mind you...) where buss stop for the 93 was.....in a brush off manner...shrug of shoulder, i don't know....boiling point at this point...i stepped outside...found a pillar behind something and started to cry....seems like i have been doing a lot of that lately huh!!!!!!! probably ...

... pointed to a bus stop. We get on and it cost us 10 euro! Wow. But we're on at last...so we thought. We get out at the airport and start running to find our check-in location, we ran up and down stairs twice (they have 2 floors of check in). So not being able to find it, we go to ask at the information desk, "I'm sorry Ryanair doesn't fly out of this airport, you need to go to the other airport." Oh, right, because we were supposed to know they have two! We asked ...

... Ages, there were four churches connected to one another, and other builldings were built surrounding them. Later on, people decided to take down those newer buildings so the area would look as it had done much earlier. So, today there are four churches and three chapels, which is why they're called the Seven Churches. There was no photography allowed inside the churches. One of them had had a huge mosaic on the floor, but ...

... in Moscow&#8217;s Red Square in anticipation of a public anti-government demonstration and coming face-to-face with Hitler&#8217;s last surviving bodyguard at the site of his Berlin bunker, to name but three. But never, ever would I have imagined that I&#8217;d get to tour the manufacturing plant for Ferrari. <br><br>After leaving the factory we went to the nearby Galleria Ferrari, the museum open to members of the public. Name any generation of Formula One ...