Monday, June 1, 2009

G10 Photos

Finally was able to get the SD reader today. We went to Gigli, a big shopping mall in Prato. Today is officially the start of summer vacation for the students and judging from how crowded Gigli was, it seems like the entire student population of Tuscany was there.

These are the photos from the G10 from Day 1 to Day 10 taken mostly by Angel. She's done a heck of a job documenting our trip. Taking photos of just about anything. Like a true photojournalist...

The day we arrived. This at the cafe in Lamporechio.
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On our way to Lido for the Giro d' Italia.
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Rafael with Tita Benjie
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Rafael with Tita Benjie at Pisa
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The Napoli-owned cafe'. Probably the best cappuccino I will ever have.
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Cappuccino never looked this good.
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The cafe' is frequented by amateur and pro-cyclists such as these two taking a break from their early morning ride.
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Our train trip to Florence
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Quick bite of Margarita and Pepperoni in Florence
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Interior detail of the Florence Duomo.
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Angel and I outside the Duomo.
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While walking home from the park, we spotted this lady filling his containers with water from an old-school well.
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A group of tandem cyclists.
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More photos of Montefiore.
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Spectacular view from the attic. The best room in the house.Photobucket

Still from the attic...
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imagine waking up to this view of Tuscany...again from the attic..check out the olive trees..
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Luckily caught the sunrays in this photo...
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Dinner at Gianni's restaurant..
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Rafael with Eris, son of Benjie's friends.
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Rafael with Sofia, Montefiore's Manager.
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At the Pantheon in Rome..
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Taking a break from our long walk to St. Peter's Square...what better way to beat the heat but with some gelato..
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Yes, parking is very difficult in Rome..
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We set the camera on a 10 sec timer mode but just before the shutter clicked, the strong wind almost blew the camera to the concrete floor..thus, the photo..
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A German couple saw us and offered to take this photo..
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From inside the Coliseum..
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