Over the weekend, Bill and I rented a car and drove to Prague. Believe it or not, this was the quickest, least expensive way to go. Going by train would have taken almost all day (there wasn’t a direct route) and a plane ticket was over $300. So, a car rental and gas divided by two people wasn’t too bad – AND it only took us about 5 ½ hours to get there. Anyway, that’s all just a little introduction. No, this is not the post about Prague – that’ll come later. Although we would be backtracking, since we had a car and since Innsbruck is only about 30 minutes from Italy and since this was Bill’s first trip to Europe, we decided to take a little side trip. Our GPS didn’t take us to the little Italian village we were looking for, but we did get to an Italian village – where everyone still spoke German first (and Italian, I'm sure). We even had a pizza. After a short stop (just enough to take some pics and, of course, eat the pizza - which was delicious), we were back on our way to Prague. The name of the village, you ask? Colle Isarco.
These are my attempts at taking pictures from the passenger seat in a speeding vehicle.
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Those are your very successful attempts to take pictures from a speeding car. Fantastic! What amazing traveling experiences you are having!!!!
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