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The Belmontes visited the Hapsburg Museum in Vienna, and gazed upon the Spear Destiny. Our guide this time turned out to be a real dirty old man. He was really funny, kept cracking jokes left and right, and couldn’t seem to stop flirting with our tour guide, Judy. He was about 70 years old, with snow-white hair and false teeth.
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We drive to Venice, and visit the Doges Palace along with St. Mark’s Square. Venice, for those who didn’t know, is a city completely surrounded by water. A bunch of Italians founded it while they were trying to run away from Attila the Hun way back then. The city’s streets aren’t based on a grid system, so they’re very confusing. The roads are narrow, and they twist this way and that.
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Unfortunately for me, I was not able to obtain access to any other computers with Microsoft Word during the rest of my stay in Europe. As a result, nothing further about my vacation in Europe was written. I have almost gotten over my jet lag (I’m still waking up at 1:30 in the afternoon) and I, once again, am in the company of my trusty Macintosh. I can finally start to finish the conclusion of the Belmonte family Euro trip.
Day 3
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Day 3
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