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The culture of driving
Something I appreciate about Italian drivers is that they rarely honk their horns. In America, drivers honk anytime someone is going too slow, or pulls out in front of them, or when they’re stuck in traffic (as if that will … Continue reading
Posted in culture, driving, Italians, Italy
Tagged cars, centro storico, Cinquecento, culture, driving, Fiat, Italy, motorini, SUV
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Road trip! First stop: Venice
Alex’s first road trip was a success–he was extremely well-behaved for a 3-month old. He’s got the travel bug like his parents! Last Friday, we crowded into our Fiat Marea “Weekend” station wagon and began the 4 hour trip to … Continue reading
Posted in cappuccinos, driving, road trip, tourists, Venice
Tagged babies, backpackers, cappuccinos, panini, Piazza San Marco, road trip, tourists, Venice
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