Then, I circled up to the Duomo; which is my permanent landmark. If I can make it to the Dumomo, I can make it home. And you can see if from just about anywhere in Florence. This one of the doors ( I don't know which one -- its either the south or north door). Its pretty amazing to see something in real life that I've only seen in Dr. Decker's class.
Sunday, February 1, 2009
Un piovoso domenica pomeriggio…
Or in other words: a rainy Sunday afternoon. After I woke up I really didn't do much, and it started getting to me, so I went for a walk (with my camera along with me). In my opinion it was the best kind of rain. Not too hard but not too misty either = use your jacket hood and not the umbrella. I started off by heading towards the Arno River. I took some pictures there.
Then, I circled up to the Duomo; which is my permanent landmark. If I can make it to the Dumomo, I can make it home. And you can see if from just about anywhere in Florence. This one of the doors ( I don't know which one -- its either the south or north door). Its pretty amazing to see something in real life that I've only seen in Dr. Decker's class.
Then, I circled up to the Duomo; which is my permanent landmark. If I can make it to the Dumomo, I can make it home. And you can see if from just about anywhere in Florence. This one of the doors ( I don't know which one -- its either the south or north door). Its pretty amazing to see something in real life that I've only seen in Dr. Decker's class.
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