Is this Disneyworld?
We decided to head back downhill on the main street. The path widened as we progressed. While the girls were in another souvenir shop, I peered into a small military arms shop. I could have spent the day there looking at all the swords, knives, helmets and toy soldiers. Once again I gave considerable thought to buying a big old replica helmet, but opted for wind chimes and a little bronze chariot instead. Proceeding further down the street I found a shirt shop advertising close-out prices. I got my father a nice Ferrari shirt for 10 Euro. Eventually we came to this open plaza that looked like a movie set. It was almost too charming. Judging from this picture it must be the central assembly spot for lost tourists.
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