2025 Trip to Italy
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2025 Trip to Italy

Ayla's graduation trip to Italy in September 2025 was a huge success. We visited Florence, Ferrara, Venice, Como/Maggiore, and Milan in 10 days. It was a whirlwind of a trip but Grace, Ayla, Jesse and Gary had a fantastic time.

People:
Gary, Ayla, Grace, Jesse
Start Date:
September 18th, 2025
End Date:
September 28th, 2025
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Welcome to Florence

Welcome to our Italian adventure! This journey takes us through the stunning landscapes, historic architecture, and vibrant culture of Italy. From the rolling hills of Tuscany to the picturesque canals of Venice, every moment captured here tells a story of beauty and wonder.

Leather Dreams Await

Step into a world where craftsmanship meets elegance. As you browse through this curated collection of leather goods, each piece tells a story of timeless style and meticulous artistry. From buttery-soft handbags to sleek wallets, find the perfect accessory that adds a touch of luxury to your everyday adventures. Embrace the allure of leather; it never goes out of style.

Leather Quest

Jesse explores a vibrant market, eyes scanning for the perfect leather treasures.

Some friends we met enjoying the only working Fotoautomat in Florence

Snapshot Adventures Await

Meet the adventurous duo from Portland, soaking up the sun and history before diving into grad school at Oxford. They’re on a mission to capture memories the old-fashioned way, hunting down a rare, working Foto Automatica in the city. Their search led them to this gem—the only one still clicking and whirring. Amid laughter and excitement, they squeezed into the booth, ready to immortalize their journey in classic black and white strips. Here’s to new beginnings and spontaneous adventures!

Something from home was calling to me.

Anybody got a phone card?

Knockers

Historic Florence Backdrop

Jesse, Grace, and Ayla stand in front of the iconic Cathedral of Santa Maria del Fiore, commonly known as the Florence Cathedral, in Florence, Italy. This architectural marvel, with its magnificent dome designed by Brunelleschi, serves as a stunning backdrop, embodying centuries of art, history, and religious significance.

Resilient Heritage

The Ponte Vecchio, Florence's iconic bridge, stands as a testament to resilience, surviving World War II's ravages. Originally constructed in 1345, this medieval stone bridge is an enduring symbol of the city's architectural heritage, remarkably escaping destruction while all other bridges in Florence were ruined during the war.

Resilient Heritage

The Ponte Vecchio, Florence's iconic bridge, stands as a testament to resilience, surviving World War II's ravages. Originally constructed in 1345, this medieval stone bridge is an enduring symbol of the city's architectural heritage, remarkably escaping destruction while all other bridges in Florence were ruined during the war.

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