My Venice experience
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In news:[email protected] eenews.net,
Miss L. Toe <[email protected]> typed:
> "Ken Blake" <[email protected]> wrote in message
> news:[email protected]...
>> In
>> news:[email protected] eenews.net,
>> Miss L. Toe <[email protected]> typed:
>>>> Sorry to tell you that you are wrong. I don't know about
>>>> Burger
>>>> King, but McDonalds very definitely has a presence in
>>>> Venice.
>>> There is a burger king within a stones throw of the rialto
>>> bridge.
>> I'm not surprised, but as I said, I wasn't sure.
>>> But my fave cheap eating place in venice is the pizza place
>>> under the
>>> academia bridge.
>> Which place is that? Which end of the bridge? The Dorsoduro
>> side?
> Nope the other side.
Thanks. I can't remember a pizza place there, but it's not the
first time I've forgotten something. ;-) I'm pretty sure I've
never been there though.
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> This picture (not mine) was taken from the restaurant:
> http://staff.aist.go.jp/ikegami-daisuke/
> I wouldn't say it was in any way the best Pizza I've had but
> good
> value for money, which is hard to find in Venice.
Miss L. Toe <[email protected]> typed:
> "Ken Blake" <[email protected]> wrote in message
> news:[email protected]...
>> In
>> news:[email protected] eenews.net,
>> Miss L. Toe <[email protected]> typed:
>>>> Sorry to tell you that you are wrong. I don't know about
>>>> Burger
>>>> King, but McDonalds very definitely has a presence in
>>>> Venice.
>>> There is a burger king within a stones throw of the rialto
>>> bridge.
>> I'm not surprised, but as I said, I wasn't sure.
>>> But my fave cheap eating place in venice is the pizza place
>>> under the
>>> academia bridge.
>> Which place is that? Which end of the bridge? The Dorsoduro
>> side?
> Nope the other side.
Thanks. I can't remember a pizza place there, but it's not the
first time I've forgotten something. ;-) I'm pretty sure I've
never been there though.
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Ken Blake
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> This picture (not mine) was taken from the restaurant:
> http://staff.aist.go.jp/ikegami-daisuke/
> I wouldn't say it was in any way the best Pizza I've had but
> good
> value for money, which is hard to find in Venice.
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In news:[email protected],
Bob Fusillo <[email protected]> typed:
>> Sorry to correct spelling, but since it's the name of the
>> church,
>> and likely to confuse people if left as is, I think you mean
>> St.
>> Georgio.
> Giorgio Maggiore. The campanile, by the way, is closed til l--
> we are
> told -- autumn.
Ugh! Did I actually spell "Giorgio" with an "e" instead of "i"?
Sorry.
Ken Blake
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Bob Fusillo <[email protected]> typed:
>> Sorry to correct spelling, but since it's the name of the
>> church,
>> and likely to confuse people if left as is, I think you mean
>> St.
>> Georgio.
> Giorgio Maggiore. The campanile, by the way, is closed til l--
> we are
> told -- autumn.
Ugh! Did I actually spell "Giorgio" with an "e" instead of "i"?
Sorry.
Ken Blake
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In news:[email protected] eenews.net,
Miss L. Toe <[email protected]> typed:
> "Bob Fusillo" <[email protected]> wrote in message
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>>>> Which place is that? Which end of the bridge? The Dorsoduro
>>>> side?
>>> Nope the other side.
>> Actually, the Bar Accademia Foscari is at the foot of the
>> bridge on
>> the Dorsoduro side.
>> rjf
> Not knowing where exactly Dorsoduro was I found this map:
> http://www.veniceclick.net/Pages/Ven.../Dorsoduro.htm
> From memory I thought it was on the Guidecca side, but its a
> short
> bridge :-)
"Guidecca side"? There's no Guidecca side. It's San Marco on one
side and Dorsoduro on the other.
Dorsoduro is the side closer to Giudecca, if that's what you
mean.
> http://locali.ombra.net/pages/index....en&idas=110388
> Proves you to be right, I didn't correctly spot where the Grand
> Canal was on
> the first map :-)
If it's on the Dorsoduro side, then I think I remember it.
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Ken Blake
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Miss L. Toe <[email protected]> typed:
> "Bob Fusillo" <[email protected]> wrote in message
> news:[email protected]...
>>>> Which place is that? Which end of the bridge? The Dorsoduro
>>>> side?
>>> Nope the other side.
>> Actually, the Bar Accademia Foscari is at the foot of the
>> bridge on
>> the Dorsoduro side.
>> rjf
> Not knowing where exactly Dorsoduro was I found this map:
> http://www.veniceclick.net/Pages/Ven.../Dorsoduro.htm
> From memory I thought it was on the Guidecca side, but its a
> short
> bridge :-)
"Guidecca side"? There's no Guidecca side. It's San Marco on one
side and Dorsoduro on the other.
Dorsoduro is the side closer to Giudecca, if that's what you
mean.
> http://locali.ombra.net/pages/index....en&idas=110388
> Proves you to be right, I didn't correctly spot where the Grand
> Canal was on
> the first map :-)
If it's on the Dorsoduro side, then I think I remember it.
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Ken Blake
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Don't forget about the mosquitoes - I was attacked and looked like I had gone threw a round with Mike Tyson! All the same I loved Venice.
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"Padraig Breathnach" <[email protected]> wrote in message
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> "Miss L. Toe" <[email protected]> wrote:
>>> Sorry to tell you that you are wrong. I don't know about Burger
>>> King, but McDonalds very definitely has a presence in Venice.
>>There is a burger king within a stones throw of the rialto bridge.
> Are you suggesting that we throw stones at it?
That reminds me of a New Yorker cartoon from decades ago: a real estate
agent in Arab dress, showing a property to a similarly dressed client,
says with a big grin "And it's only a stone's throw from the American
Embassy!"
news:[email protected]...
> "Miss L. Toe" <[email protected]> wrote:
>>> Sorry to tell you that you are wrong. I don't know about Burger
>>> King, but McDonalds very definitely has a presence in Venice.
>>There is a burger king within a stones throw of the rialto bridge.
> Are you suggesting that we throw stones at it?
That reminds me of a New Yorker cartoon from decades ago: a real estate
agent in Arab dress, showing a property to a similarly dressed client,
says with a big grin "And it's only a stone's throw from the American
Embassy!"




