Verona

A little over an hour train trip and we were in Verona where we were meet with cloudy raining skies. Our B&B is very close to everything so we set off to have some lunch and get our bearings. Much wider streets with beautiful buildings made the soggy walk a bit more bearable. We witnessed a street demonstration on stopping cruelty to animals with car loads of police hiding out in the warmth of their vehicles.

We came across some ancient roman ruins which date back to 50BC along side pretty piazzas and designer shops. Take a look at the street performers and guess how they are doing it.

Cliff had me going when he announced that Verona had a law that said you couldn't hold hands. Apparently he thought the poster showing a man and a woman holding hands meant you couldn't do it, he wasn't wearing his glasses so couldn't read the writing which said you can go bare chested. He also thought the do not camp sign was saying you can't have sex on the park bench. Obviously he had spent too much time in Venice where it's more permiscuis. I couldn't stop laughing.