Our time in Italy is bringing us through a few spots I’ve never been before, places that are not on the regular circuit. In the previous post, you can see a small part of the Villa Manin in where we played. It’s just a little country house built in the 16th Century that now houses a museum of contemporary art and holds a concert from time to time. We came in the back gate just like we should have. The buildings we housed our offices and dressing rooms had rough stone walls and had been upgraded with modern lighting and wooden floors. Once you figured out which button to push to flush the toilet, you were all set.
Here’s a morning shot outside of the Loggia di San Giovanni and the Torre dell[base ‘]Orologio in the Piazza della Libert