Termezzo {where we stayed at in Lake Como} was directly across the lake from a town called Bellagio. Bellagio was much more of a tourist destination, but we ended up over there on two different destinations because we loved the little side streets and charming shops. It was a quick twenty minute ferry ride over there, and we were able to snap some gorgeous shots of the lake while we traveled there.
We ended up taking a cooking class on our first trip there, which I'll save for another day. The second day we spent there was spent walking around and soaking up the town.
{The little ferry station where we went to catch out boat over to the other town.}
{Having a little fun with a parked vespa.}
{A shaded street overlooking the town's church.}
{The best gelato of our trip was found here. My pick? Pear and hazelnut.}
{My sister and I in front of that little gelato store.}
{Saying we did a lot of shopping on our trip would be a huge understatement. One of the most memorable shops we visited was a little wood working studio in this town. My parents bough a few salad bowls, and I picked out a hand painted platter to store my perfume bottles on. I'll post pictures of it soon. This was in the floor of the studio, which I thought was pretty awesome.}
{Like I said, the town had some pretty cute streets.}
{The view, like any view in Lake Como, was spectacular.}
{The view, again.}
{And again.}
I'm missing it already!
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Please be patient with me this week, readers. A lot is happening, and I'm a bit of a mess. Yesterday was my last day of work. I'm taking the next four days to get prepared and all packed up, because on Thursday I pack all of my belongings up and move close to two hours away to go to school. It's crazy and I can't quite believe it's all happening. So if my postings are a bit sporadic for the next week or so, please be patient! xo
oh lord, those views. those views, those views. take your time posting darling girl, what an exciting time of life!
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