Uffizi or not
Feb 21st, 2010 | 05:06 AM
#41
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Vttraveler,
Not just going to Piazzale Michaelangelo (have been there on each previous visit) is on my list but spending some time wandering the area.
Yes, a mid/late afternoon visit to Fiesole is on the list.
Thanks.
Not just going to Piazzale Michaelangelo (have been there on each previous visit) is on my list but spending some time wandering the area.
Yes, a mid/late afternoon visit to Fiesole is on the list.
Thanks.
Feb 21st, 2010 | 06:09 AM
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Myer writes
We went to MoMa in 2008 and were glad it was raining outside. It did nothing for us.
I guess different things for different people.
There is the genius of Picasso and Chuck Close, the wit of the Dadaists, and the influence of Cezanne just to mention the smallest fraction of the ideas from the last 125 years.
We went to MoMa in 2008 and were glad it was raining outside. It did nothing for us.
I guess different things for different people.
There is the genius of Picasso and Chuck Close, the wit of the Dadaists, and the influence of Cezanne just to mention the smallest fraction of the ideas from the last 125 years.
Feb 21st, 2010 | 07:24 AM
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Could you imagine what the crowds would be like if we all enjoyed the same things?
Could you imagine what housing and traffic would be like if there was one best place to live? Income, expenses, housing, sights, activities, etc, etc.
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