selclark's Guestbook

27th May 2017

Diana Kienle
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Just amazing!!!

From Blog: Verona to Bologna

26th May 2017

Douglas Betts
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I could see that paint job being a hit!

From Blog: Verona to Bologna

26th May 2017

Douglas Betts
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We had a similar experience on Lake Como when a group of 30-40 people joined our boat, with food and drink in which we shared. Then the men choristers climbed to the top deck and regaled us for about an hour! And they were good.

From Blog: Venice day 2

25th May 2017

Gary Bates
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Is that a sign of aging!, looks like you are enjoying your trip.

From Blog: Verona to Bologna

25th May 2017

robselclark
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I'll ask Robyn for you, Steve. Her bag has infinite capacity!

From Blog: Verona to Bologna

25th May 2017

robselclark
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Yes Kerrie. The two bags per batch were often unequal in size so the excess from the larger bag gets partially recycled and the residue fed to the pigs.

From Blog: Verona to Bologna

24th May 2017

Steve Corcoran
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Can you bring me home a yellow one please

From Blog: Verona to Bologna

24th May 2017

Val Salisbury
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Thanks so much for sharing your travels Sel and Robyn. It looks like you are having a wonderful time.

From Blog: Verona to Bologna

22nd May 2017

robselclark
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There did not seem to be a discrete university campus. We did visit the library as well as the anatomy classroom. The many students gave the city a lively feel.

From Blog: Bologna

18th May 2017

Morag
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How beautiful, and so impressive and the next pic, yup i would have done the lift too.

From Blog: Milan

18th May 2017

Morag
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Makes our lair look a bit sad by comparison!! Just love all the art, sculptures and architecture, blows my mind at the detail and effort and beauty.

From Blog: Milan

18th May 2017

Morag
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Bizarre, not sure what Im looking at, but interesting.

From Blog: Milan

17th May 2017

Kerrie Lonn
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It is the inspiring beautiful detail that is universal and timeless. Good photos.

From Blog: Bologna

17th May 2017

Kerrie Lonn
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What a fabulous selection.

From Blog: Bologna

17th May 2017

Kerrie Lonn
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But could it get into the Bald Knob property?

From Blog: Verona to Bologna

17th May 2017

Kerrie Lonn
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I guess the bags of made cheese are hanging in the background?

From Blog: Verona to Bologna

16th May 2017

John and Margy Scott
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looks great to me Margyxx

From Blog: Verona

16th May 2017

Dwayne Oslund
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My college fraternity, Kappa Sigma, was established in 1869 and was based on an ancient secret order founded at Bologna University. Known in some accounts as "Kirjath Sepher", it is said to have been founded between 1395 and 1400 to protec
t students from robbery and assault by a corrupt city governor. Bologna is the oldest existing university in continuous operation. I hope you get to visit. Maybe I will too some day.

From Blog: Bologna

16th May 2017

Rhona
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:-) XO

From Blog: Verona to Bologna

15th May 2017

caz54
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Love the idea of the red-wine assisted nap!! However the shopping might win out!!!

From Blog: Stresa, Lake Maggiore

15th May 2017

Joanne Harding-Smith
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This pic would look great in the Village pump! x