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Day 10: Florence
... of Michelangelo, Galileo, Niccolo Medicci and Dante, as well as works by Donatello. On our way there, we walked through a little alleyway where school children were being let out for the day and families were there picking them up (no one was in a car; everyone walked or rode bikes). It was a very cute, Italian, everyday scene, and we enjoyed watching it unfold. All the parents picking up their kids had some kind of snack for them -- that must be some kind of tradition or regular ...
Anghiari
... notre visite à Arezzo !!!! Le Duomo est chaleureux, avec des vitraux tout à fait exceptionnels. Modeste et de bon goût. Promenade dans les ruelles, achat de produits du Terroir de la Toscane. (Huile d’olive et balsamique). De retour à la Villa, on déguste du fromage et du bon vin. Le coucher est prévu pour bientôt !!!!! 10 h ...
Love Florence!
... them and I have to admit I walked Jodes round in circles looking for a particular street that I could see in my mind from last time and then finally realised we had walked down it at least 4 times during our wanderings, haha oops! As dark fell we headed back to our hotel to chill out before heading out for dinner.
After our big lunch we weren’t overly hungry so we grabbed a Panini from the local café and back home to chill out for the evening, it is ...
Everything I expected... and more!
... me. Francesco may meet me in Venice or maybe seaside. It is up in the air... just the way I like it!
Sorry for the quick update... and actually lack of updates... getting Internet access has been tough and I don't have my laptop, just my itouch, making it all the more difficult. I will load photos when I can, in the meantime, just imagine the most beautiful place... a place built of fairy-tales... and that is where ...
Michelangelo’s “David” and Firen
... pieces. Even though the sculptures weren’t done my brain filled in the incomplete details, it was like the sculptures were literally stepping out of the marble rather than being carved out of it. Now you may wonder why the pieces were never completed, I did, well it is because Michelangelo was called to Rome to paint a little old ceiling in a little old chapel by the name of Sistine and he did ...