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... it over water. I feel like I am expanding to an outrageous size and I should probably start considering the vegetables and cheeses Italy has to offer. Either that or start investing in mu mus. Despite what some may think, I do take classes while I am ...
è quasi mezzanotte del 4 gennaio! E quando è mezzanotte è il 5 e mancano 3 giorni! Abbiamo deciso un tragitto di massima per prenotare 3 voli interni ! Ho tirato fuori le infradito dall'armadio...perchè ci sono 35 gradi...sto arrivando!!! Prossima entry ...
Backtracking to some earlier pictures that we didn't post yesterday. The first two are from Milan, where we began our trip, and the rest are from Lake Maggiore near Switzerland.
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Where to stay in Italy
Posted on Jan 5, 2009, 18:18:17
... having a cold white wine. Any suggestions would be most appreciated. I would suggest staying in Bergamo, which is about 30K from Milano. From there you can go a lot of places, by car or by train. Milan 30 minutes away Brescia 30 minutes away Lake Como ...
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Ultimate Euro trip
Posted on Oct 19, 2009, 12:46:59
... exactly we will go. Italy - Walk from Rome on the Mediterranean coast line till we reach Genova and walk the country side to Milano. Switzerland - Take a train from Milano to Zurich with the Euro pass. France - Take a train from Zurich to Lyon France. ...
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Ciao, Hola Salute della California Greetings from California
Posted on Jul 1, 2008, 01:36:22
... % of the population in each country. Many of the Italian immigrants to Argentina were from Piedmonte(Torino), Veneto(Venice), Lombardia(Milano), and later from Campania(Naples) and Calabria as well as other parts of Italy. By Toby Muse in Buenos Aires ...
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Young Argentinians immigrant to Italy for a better life
Posted on Jul 1, 2008, 01:59:41
... % of the population in each country. Many of the Italian immigrants to Argentina were from Piedmonte(Torino), Veneto(Venice), Lombardia(Milano), and later from Campania(Naples) and Calabria as well as other parts of Italy. By Toby Muse in Buenos Aires ...
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