Showing posts with label Travelling. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Travelling. Show all posts

Saturday, August 8, 2020

Tuesday, March 5, 2019

Renounces

Sunday Morning, on the road to Vienna.
Supporting children' sport activity also means giving up with all your personal plans, waking up before dawn and driving fast on an empty highway to reach your destination: the daily tournaent venue, while your beloved still naps on the back seat.

Tuesday, January 1, 2019

New Year's Day on the Road

Let's begin this new year in the best of all possible ways: on the road. And what better than waking up early on the very first day, after going bed not too late, having a quick refreshing shower and putting our luggage on the car?

We have spent the last evening of the year together with friends in Saronno, our former life town. I was missing from there since our relocation to Graz and must admit I had something like a knot down in the throat, while passing through the town, to reach our destination. That's why I didn't insist too much this morning for a stop in the city's main square for breakfast. We arrived with the dark and went away before anyone else could spot us, in stealth mode. Too many things to be done are waiting for us in Graz. Still, before heading our boat to east, we stopped at Lainate for our last cornetto e cappuccino for a while.
I've been passing right in front of this building for sixteen years, without stopping one time. I had to become a tourist to do it.

Sunday, December 30, 2018

Catching the end of the year

Before moving north to Saronno and from there to Graz again, we wanted to give a last glance at the sun plunging into the sea.

Thursday, May 17, 2018

Back Home

Just dropped my rental car at Paris airport and taken off to Vienna. I got a good seat for watching out of the window, until it gets dark.

Thursday, November 23, 2017

Antibes

I'm enjoying half a day off in Antibes. While wandering through the alleys of the old town, accompanied by some team mates of mine, I'm exploring the opportunities of the new SW technologies and the allure of de-saturation.



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