Under the Tuscan Sun
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That's it. I'm moving to Europe.
Nice pics b.
Nice pics b.
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Great stuff. I really liked the pic you took from inside the tunnel. Looks like you put a frame around the picture. Nice touch!
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Thanks for taking the time to cast these pearls.
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Thanks for the pics and organizing them. My wife and I cycled in Tuscany and Alba a couple of years ago and loved it.
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I like this photo best.
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I like this photo best.
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i never wear a watch on a proper ride. too many chances to f it up if i crash.
besides, that's why i have a HRM and/or computer on my bike.
anyway, watch can be found in the last pic (the one with the peroni).
besides, that's why i have a HRM and/or computer on my bike.
anyway, watch can be found in the last pic (the one with the peroni).
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tuscan arizona?
i didn't know arizona was so beautiful.
i didn't know arizona was so beautiful.
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Tuscany is fantastic, isn't it? Siena is one of my favourite places on the planet, but Lucca is charming too. And Italy is full of wiry old guys with a gazillion miles in their legs who can still sprint up hills and make me feel that the best is yet to come. Fabulous. Great pics, too.