Italy 2010
Day 21
Florence was a major power during the Renaissance, and the cathedrals and museums are well worth visiting. Unfortunately, many prohibit picture taking, but one was snuck out of the Academy of the David. This sculpture is incredible, especially to Roberto who is reading the “Agony and the Ecstasy” which is about the Michelangelo, because it was chiseled by hand from a slab of marble taller than two men.
We can’t keep showing pictures of pizza or pasta, and rather than show a frontal on the tripe, we’ll call it enough information that you know there are special ‘hot dog’ stands that sell it ready to eat.
Our lunch was at a place well-known in Florence for having the best pizza, and it was pretty darn good. But like we said, we won’t bore you with another picture of super great Italian pizza.
We then went to the leather school, as it looked interesting. Dan and Roberto were both shopping for good leather belts. You not only can buy a belt, but if it needs to be resized, the leather makers do it on site and brand your belt with your initials.
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