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May 27, 2005 16:52

So I arrived in Florence 2 nights ago. It wasn't 3 min. from the train station that I found myself standing beside the Duomo. All I can say is wow. That monument completely dwarfed me. I can't possibly imagine how they erected something that large so many years ago ( Read more... )

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Food ! misstx1 May 27 2005, 15:34:51 UTC
Here is an eating place there in Florence...translates to about $16 US\

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Acqua al 2
Via della Vigna Vecchia,40/r
284-170
closed monday

A institution in florence for lovers of pasta, famous for their Assaggi di primi...a tasting of pasta's. For most it's enough to make a meal, 5 different pasta's served with five different sauces, served in order from the lightest to the heaviest sauce to let you build up to the big flavors. The sauces depend on the imagination of the chef. You must reserve to eat here and they do tend to rush you, but it's a great experience. If you have room, they also have a tasting of salads and desserts plus a full menu.

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One More misstx1 May 27 2005, 15:47:41 UTC
For Florence’s best bargain meal visit Salumeria, Vini, Trattoria (via Ghibellina 27r, 055 679 390), which is a wonderfully old-fashioned cross between a grocer’s shop, a wine bar and a trattoria.

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La Spada misstx1 May 27 2005, 16:09:28 UTC
Restaurant La Spada is always filled with locals - A great find for students looking for a great and inexpensive meal. I found the restaurant on the net, so here is their website: Florence Restaurant

La Spada
Via Della Spada, 62r
Florence (Italy), Italy
+39 (055) 218757

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te_express May 27 2005, 20:35:48 UTC
go to michaelangelo's house, its amazing. along with the museums there.

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oh yeah?! anonymous May 28 2005, 19:34:50 UTC
you think your so special huh?! well i live in a sand castle! and i had chiken cord on blue, thats fancy talk for chiken with ham and cheese. and we got camels and donkeys! HA! what do you got to say now?

In all seriousness, I'm glad that your having a splended time, and I look forward to seeing all of your pictures (including the ones that you wont show your parents, and deny the existence of).

My vacation is going well too, and if things go well I'll be speaking Pashto in a few months

As my new friends the Kiwis say: Cheers

Cody

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