Villa Agnese Lucca
Viale Agostino Marti (San Marco) 177 Lucca, Tuscany, 55100, Italy
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Quiet November in Lucca
... forms and extracts etc etc had been accepted and I was now a ‘Citizen of Lucca’…with this statement she opened a huge bound book …about 3 ft by 1 ½ ft and 3 inches thick…(one of many in this huge hall) and opened it up to a blank page, added all my particulars and we both then had to sign it…how exciting!!
Through all these celebrations and the days prior…my teeth have been hurting more and more each day and on Thursday night ...
A Visit to the home of Puccini
... I’ll try and do some laundry tomorrow, if the Laundry is open on Sunday. That should last me until I fly home on Thursday. I’ll also have to buy my ticket for the trip to Rome, so will probably do that tomorrow as well.
I spent the latter part of the afternoon resting and catching up on computer records. I had considered not having dinner tonight as I had such a late lunch, but by 20:00 I was starting to get quite hungry. I asked the Desk ...
A walk in Pisa
On the third day of the Cruise we arrived at our first stop, Livorno in Italy, close to Pisa.
Deciding that we'd avoid the guided tours and instead use local transportation to visit Pisa for a few hours, we took a buss to Livorno train station and purchased a return ticket to Pisa. The whole trip was quite short and only getting out somewhat late kept us from spending more than the few hours we had before ...
Starting to Sing (finally!!!)
... restaurant. The waitress came to us and quickly rambled off the ‘primi’ piatti and the ‘secondi’ piatti before we had a chance to breath. We ordered our drinks and asked her to come back in a few minutes after we had decided what to order.
Mary enjoyed her prosecco while I had a cold beer…when the waitress returned (and the empty restaurant was now full) we order our dishes and ½ litre of house white. The meal took no time at all to ...
Rest of the month in Lucca - a bit 'slack'
... Lucca…we made our way to the anfiteatro and met up with the M & P and had a lovely meal and drinks (local white wine is absolutely right-on) and listened to the performance. Guy on the piano playing his interpretation of all the Beatles hits…not bad but again…we were very busy listening to what we had to say to each other and everything else would have to take a back stage. Atticus was, as always, well behaved…we forgot he was even there until a ...


