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Italians in London
Marco and I were walking briskly through Hyde Park in London, arms linked and heads ducked against the wind, when a middle-aged man stopped us with a warm, “buongiorno!”. He heard us talking in Italian and was thrilled by the … Continue reading
Snapshots of London
Snapshots of London, England: Just a tiny bit of time for a whole-lot-of-city. Highlights include: 1. Trafalgar Square and the National Gallery Trafalgar Square is an enormous public square at the intersection of three streets. With the Nelson column rising up … Continue reading
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