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Hydration Break

Gino having a refreshment on our apartment balcony in between excursions into the streets of the Eternal City.  He looks very very happy, doesn’t he?!

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Remember What the Dormouse Said…

“Feed your head.”

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Parched

Following Melinda around Italy is thirsty work!
Notice how Gino always looks happy when a refreshment is placed before him? (He’s really just happy to be able to sit down for a few minutes!)

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You Can Run, But You Can’t Hide

Not even in Cortona. My sly husband, Gino, trying to escape my proddings for more ploddings. My motto: let no cobbled alley go unexplored.  (He knows there is no escape.  He just hopes for a refreshment at the end of the journey!)

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Vertine

Never mind the 2 1/2 hour lunch we just inhaled in the previous town — the Tuscan hamlet of Vertine hints at the lunch that could have been.

Pristine clean, this idyllic walled village perched high in the Chianti hills is a perfect Medieval wonder. As you walk the streets and vicoli (small alleys) of this hamlet, it’s [...]

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Vertine Vicolo

Vicolo means narrow passageway and is one of my favorite things. So is the guy behind the video camera.

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Here’s Lookin’ at You, Kid

Gino at the annual wine tasting festa in Greve, Chianti. Where else can you walk around wearing your wine glass around your neck and not get arrested?

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Oz Didn’t Give Nothin’ to the Tin Man

Hiding his white bag behind his back, Oz whispers to the Tin Man: “Stay away from those new-fangled can openers, my friend.”
Gino has a fetish for knights in armor. (He also sometimes likes to think he is Zorro or James Bond.) This metal friend was found in San Gimignano as we wandered about.

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Panorama dal Facciatone

My man, Gino, at the top of Panorama dal Facciatone. Siena’s Duomo Nuovo in the background.

Duomo Nuovo, Siena

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Signora Gina – Albergo Doni

Just outside the door of Abergo Doni, our favorite hotel in Venice, proprietor Gina has given the run of the daily business over to her children. She is still always around to greet you with a ready smile and a witty quip.

Dad, just steps from our Hotel Doni, is intrigued by the intricate and graceful movements of the gondoliers [...]

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