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Offline Paul M

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Re: Solar Fleet Deployments as of 2036 (35)
« Reply #45 on: May 29, 2009, 06:11:15 AM »
Well Steve you win the "most interesting"* Italian Vacation Award I guess.  I visited Rome and Florence with my parents last year and we had the usual touristy things: the toliets on the train going down, even though we were in 1st class, being a mess, eating in an Irish pub in Rome as the other restraunts were not so good (we were too near the train station I think), getting caught on the Roman forum during a thunderstorm and getting soaked, getting ripped off by a resturant down the street from St. Peter's for lunch but on the other hand having a wonderful set of meals in a restraunt in Florence.  Getting to see both the Roman ruins was a real joy for me as I basically have a minor in the classical studies and seeing that stuff not in a book but in person was just a blast.  I'm still, disturbed I guess, that on the road leading to the Vatican you are walking past high price women's clothing stores...something is just very wrong about that.  As a hint go to the Sistine chapel in the afternoon, the lineup is much much much much shorter (200 m as opposed to 1+ km in the morning).  Overall though we had a great time and I learned a new Italian word "Umbrelli" given that there was a person on each street corner in Rome trying to sell you one.

Sounds like you need a vacation to recover from the vacation.

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Re: Solar Fleet Deployments as of 2036 (35)
« Reply #46 on: June 07, 2009, 09:39:40 AM »
Quote from: "Paul M"
Well Steve you win the "most interesting"* Italian Vacation Award I guess.  I visited Rome and Florence with my parents last year and we had the usual touristy things: the toliets on the train going down, even though we were in 1st class, being a mess, eating in an Irish pub in Rome as the other restraunts were not so good (we were too near the train station I think), getting caught on the Roman forum during a thunderstorm and getting soaked, getting ripped off by a resturant down the street from St. Peter's for lunch but on the other hand having a wonderful set of meals in a restraunt in Florence.  Getting to see both the Roman ruins was a real joy for me as I basically have a minor in the classical studies and seeing that stuff not in a book but in person was just a blast.  I'm still, disturbed I guess, that on the road leading to the Vatican you are walking past high price women's clothing stores...something is just very wrong about that.  As a hint go to the Sistine chapel in the afternoon, the lineup is much much much much shorter (200 m as opposed to 1+ km in the morning).  Overall though we had a great time and I learned a new Italian word "Umbrelli" given that there was a person on each street corner in Rome trying to sell you one.

Sounds like you need a vacation to recover from the vacation.

*as in the Chinese curse

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