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I was at that game. I was only 14 at the time, but I knew that atmosphere was different than anything I had ever experienced in my life. You could feel the energy in the air! To this day I don't know if I've ever been to a game with that kind of atmosphere.

I also remember Met to Odell and Jarvis was unstoppable. When we ran Hill up the middle 3 times after a drive with 0 incompletions just to miss a field goal I could not believe it.

After suffering through the Jordan Jefferson 2011 offense, I was so excited to have what felt like an unstoppable air attack. I think even at 14 I had enough football sense to know if Les couldn't get it done with that QB and WR duo we weren't going to win any more Natties with him.
I paid $43k OTD for a 2026 Pro-4X at the end of march. Expensive for a mid sized truck, but I have loved it so far. Seems like the last good option for a naturally aspirated engine. I didn't want a turbo that would burn out after 100-150k miles.
You hit the nail on the head here! We chose Varenna because that is where the train station is. We are travelling by train to all of our destinations. Hoping the train rides add to the experience instead of making the travel feel like time lost.
Yes, in Ortisei we are hiking the Seceda Ridgeline and Alpe di Susi. It's my understanding that these are the two most recommended hikes in the area to appreciate the beauty of the Dolomites.
Yes I am! I'm more so looking for recommendations on the best things to do/see and good places to eat in each location.

For example, in Ortisei I'm looking at hiking the Seceda Ridgeline and Alpe di Susi. In Florence we are visiting the Uffizi and the Duomo.

Other than that, I really have not nailed anything specific down. I was curious if anyone had any stand out experiences they would recommend from their travels to any of these locations.
Hey everyone, long time lurker and first time poster here!

My fiancé(no pics) and I are getting married in July and will be going to Italy for our honeymoon.

We have stops in Florence, Ortisei, Varenna, Montessero, and Milan. We will spend 2 - 3 days in each location except for Milan which is just one night.

I have booked all travel including plane and train tickets as well as hotels months ago. Now I am looking into activities and restaurants at each location to really narrow down what we are going to do while over there.

I was curious if any of the more experienced travelers on this board have any must do's they would recommend at any of our stops. Thanks in advance for any advice!