A Day in the Life of Das Boot: Italia

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Das Boot about to enter the Boboli Gardens in Florence

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Das Boot riding the bus through the Tuscan countryside

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Das Boot admiring the olive groves and the Siena countryside

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Das Boot in reception at Palazzo di Valli, Siena

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To be continued…..

7 thoughts on “A Day in the Life of Das Boot: Italia”

  1. So glad to see this and curious if you used self-take OR actually asked someone to take that one picture of DB! looking forward to more tales of Das Boot!

    I have used self-take, when I am traveling alone…. but Sinead was available, so she took the photo for me! More tales to follow.

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  2. Ha ha! Eat your heart out, garden gnome! Looking forward to the further adventures of Das Boot…

    The return of Das Boot soon to follow!

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  3. Pingback: A Day in the Life of Das Boot – Italia « Kerry Lee

  4. This is wonderful: like the beautifully varnished toenails within the constraints of Das Boot, peeping out and enjoying the trip! Keep going: boots are made for walking, after all…..

    That’s funny, Corri… and that boot did do a lot of walking. It is looking a little worse for wear, at this point….

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  5. Catching up as I start coming into the light after all the weirdness of this summer. I have to laugh — you have such good humor in such a “constraining” situation! What a joy you are. Can’t wait to hear more and hope it’s not slowing you down too much!

    Thanks, Jeanie! And a weird summer it was for both of us! But I think I said the same thing about last summer….. Hope it’s not a trend.
    The boot did slow me down more than I would have liked, but I suspect I noticed things in a different way, so it isn’t all bad. Hope all is well, and less weird, for you!!

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  6. I had to wear a boot like that once, and can’t image taking it to Italy – I could barely make it to the grocery store and back!

    Good for you, Kerry 🙂
    Got to do what you got to do, right!? It was a bit of a pain, dragging it around Italy and all the airports and train stations, but it certainly gave me a new perspective.

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  7. Isabella Bird would be proud of you, travelling so intrepidly despite handicaps!
    I think I am a pretty big whiner compared to Isabella – but thanks!!

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