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May 6th 2011

Published: May 6th 2011

Today as it turns out would be a greatly interesting day in Milan. I was looking forward to coming here but there is also a part of me that added Milan just as a stopover between Torino and Venice. I sort of needed a halfway point. There were a few things that I wanted to see but nothing that I had been greatly looking forward to unlike some of the other places that I have as part of this itine... Read Full Entry

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Caroline

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Travelling ... is there anything better? Okay so getting through airport security is a hassle and you practically need a university degree just to figure out what you can and cannot bring in your carry-on. That aside, the feeling of seeing or experiencing something new cannot be beat. So far, I have been very fortunate to be able to carry out this dream of mine ... and hopefully there are many more trips to come in my future!... full info

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16th May 2011

Francine
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Yes, a fascinating day! The art installation is unusual to say the least:) The park looks so peaceful. And the Buddhas...beautiful, of course!

3rd June 2011

Amy MacLennan
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Hi there Caroline, Wow so inspired by your blog . I am visiting a friend in europe and meeting some friends already travelling .I mapped out a route I would love to do and seems more than a little scary .But encouraged by how empowering it must be and gratifying.My dream escapade is from Lucerne to Milan , Milan to Verona , Verona to Venice , Venice to Trieste , Trieste to Ljubana? Slovenia, Slovenia to Budapest .Where I meet up with friends . I am doingthis on a tight budget .Your hotel in Milan sounded so great ,can you tell me whatit was called and what the rate was ? I think your photos are really great too you have a great eye! Glad your dreams are coming true . All the best, Amy .

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