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Florence Trip Photos
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WOW! Awesome pictures, especially those from RU`s workshop.
Seems like you had lots of fun (and shopping to do)
Thanks for sharing
Seems like you had lots of fun (and shopping to do)
Thanks for sharing
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anytime!
WOW! Awesome pictures, especially those from RU`s workshop.
Seems like you had lots of fun (and shopping to do)
Thanks for sharing
anytime!
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Thanks. It was a quick in and (long, still not fully...) out. An Italian Job so to speak.
One thing about Florence - shops open late, take 3 hr plus siestas, and close early, and are sometimes randomly closed for personal holiday. Many places are closed Friday afternoons and Sundays, and also don't open Mondays or Tuesdays, or any other day of the week that ends in the letter "y." And when places are open, be prepared for them not to have what you want precisely in stock, due to it being early in the season, mid of the season, end of the season, out of season, or this season, or any other reason. It is best to be there for a week plus to get your items =) and longer if need be.
One thing about Florence - shops open late, take 3 hr plus siestas, and close early, and are sometimes randomly closed for personal holiday. Many places are closed Friday afternoons and Sundays, and also don't open Mondays or Tuesdays, or any other day of the week that ends in the letter "y." And when places are open, be prepared for them not to have what you want precisely in stock, due to it being early in the season, mid of the season, end of the season, out of season, or this season, or any other reason. It is best to be there for a week plus to get your items =) and longer if need be.
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Those loafers are Maninas. Blake welted to my understanding. They are actually open with some regularity. Contact them, they'll likely be happy to help!
Price on those loafers?
They look like they'd fit my feet well
Those loafers are Maninas. Blake welted to my understanding. They are actually open with some regularity. Contact them, they'll likely be happy to help!
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Being sold at Manina (across the street from Madova). about 300 euros pre-tax exempt
Are they being sold at Madova?
Do you happen to remember a range? I'm assuming they might be good pickup because of the 20% VAT deduction for US, and also since they're blake stitched.
Being sold at Manina (across the street from Madova). about 300 euros pre-tax exempt
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