La Scala Palace
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First day in Venice
... water vehicles all trying to merge and load or unload people, the ever ending lines of tourists all trying to figure out the tickets system and then which ferry line to go to. From advice from Paolo we decided to get a 7 day travel pass, which allowed us to use the vaporetto or water bus as a hop on hop off option. At 50euro for the pass (children over 6 had to pay the same fare) we were surprised at having had to hand over 250 ...
Mistakes Were Made
... the last strains of "Wonderful World" echo grandly amongst the enclosed walkway. Sitting along the waterfront across from beautifully lit buildings while you share a pair of fantastic seafood dishes with someone you love. Photos are only a reminder. Video doesn't measure the depth, or the smell, and cannot capture the perfection of the breeze as it ruffles your clothing. In time, even my memories of those moments will fade, but for now it is enough to know that I have had ...
Gondolas and Cuttlefish
Venice just oozes with romance. It was great to have just Lynn and I alone--oh, wait, and the five kids. We did get a dance in, though, as quartets and quintets play music on San Marco Plaza every night, so we had our five minutes of romance. Patrick, our crack researcher, knew all about gondolas. The hull of a gondola is curved, so the gondoliers can just pole on one side and the gondola ...
The day in Venice
... around every corner. Lots of side streets to explore and easy to get lost in. But amazing! The amount of shops and cafe/Restaurant is mind boggling. Every little calle is lined with shops. You can walk any where but the signs are limited. Another 2 days here and I would only get a little lost lol. We are headed back to San Marco plaza later and then taking a night canal ride back. UPDATE: June 3 Ok Venice is nothing short of amazing! The food is great, the people (for the most ...
Engelberg, Switzerland
... seal their commitment to each other by placing a lock on the wall.
Then it was back on the bus as we needed to get to Engelberg.
Driving to the small alpine village of Engelberg is quite an event. There are quite a series of tunnels taking us through the mountains. The longest tunnel is 17 km in length. The line ups to get into the tunnel were at least 20 km long. We waited several hours to ...
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