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From Italian Reconnaissance -- Lombardy and Lakes by Zelda Mek

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Suzanne Gibson commented on Return to Milan

What a great trip, inspite of the heat and inspite of the virus! We have cycled to many of the places you visited, and I do love Italy's towns and food. Maybe we can get back next summer?

3 years ago
Suzanne Gibson commented on a photo in Verona Day 1

Nice to meet You!

3 years ago
Jay Hanks commented on Trento Day 2

Love hearing about all the adventures. You never know what will happen when you step out the door. It sometimes makes you late for dinner...

3 years ago
Kathleen Jones commented on Verona Day 1

You got my hopes up for a second when you mentioned Lesbian rulers. One can but dream. However, I’d never heard of one, so looked it up. It’s the good old flexible ruler. Those are good to have, in all senses.

3 years ago
Scott Anderson commented on a photo in Trento Day 1

Wow. We were here only three years ago and I my memory has dimmed of how spectacular it is in places.

3 years ago
Kate Brennan commented on a photo in Verona Day 1

Love the hat!!

3 years ago
Scott Anderson replied to a comment by Rich Frasier on Cremona Day 1

Are you still wavering between Brescia and Bergamo? Bergamo is pretty amazing but you have to love hills to get the most of it. Brescia is well worth a visit and much easier to navigate.
https://www.cycleblaze.com/journals/dubrovnik2018/in-brescia-a-photo-gallery/

3 years ago
Rich Frasier replied to a comment by Zelda Mek on Cremona Day 1

Brescia and Bergamo are still on our to-do list. I’ll be getting my tips from you! :) Enjoying your adventure - thanks for keeping this journal.

3 years ago
Rachael Anderson commented on Cremona Day 1

We used to do a lot of climbing but I’m liking flat terrain on lot more, especially with panniers. I’ve been carrying a lot more stuff and can really feel it. I really prefer to do climbing when I’m hiking. We loved Ithaca and did some climbing on the bikes without bags but also really enjoyed the hikes to the different falls. What a beautiful place!

3 years ago
Zelda Mek replied to a comment by Rachael Anderson on Cremona Day 1

Agree! It is so easy to pedal here. The hills are 3% and so short. Sure we could make it harder but why? It is vacation.

As you have learned, Ithaca is gorges and that means steep. Our neighborhood access is a 2 mile climb from the lake that ranges from 6 to 16% before getting home.

3 years ago
Zelda Mek commented on Cremona Day 1

That sounds incredible. We tried to do the museum but missed the open time. Will need to put it on the list for our next visit! Turns out most museums and other public places are open Sunday and closed Monday.

Suggestions for Brescia or Bergamo?

3 years ago
Rich Frasier commented on Cremona Day 1

Hi Zelda - you probably already know this but if you’re still in Cremona on Sunday you might check out the stradivarius museum. Every Sunday they pull out one of the old violins and play it. We loved it!

3 years ago
Zelda Mek replied to a comment by Scott Anderson on Cremona Day 2

Thanks for the advice — we walked in from the Agriturrisimo and glad to miss the huge cobblestones.

3 years ago
Zelda Mek replied to a comment by Scott Anderson on Cremona Day 2

Thanks for the advice — we walked in from the Agriturrisimo and glad to miss the huge cobblestones.

3 years ago
Zelda Mek replied to a comment by Scott Anderson on Cremona Day 2

Thanks for the advice — we walked in from the Agriturrisimo and glad to miss the huge cobblestones.

3 years ago