Verona/Arzignano/Spilimbergo

We don’t think it would have mattered what time we got up this morning, we still would have been tired. As it is, we got up at 9:30 to get the van and ourselves ready before the check out time of 12. We both really wanted to visit Verona, the city that inspired Shakespeare’s Romeo and Juliet. We intended to go visit the statue and balcony of Juliet that was made and wander its centre. However, upon arrival Julie wasn’t feeling up to the walk into town. So I tried to drive closer in hopes of finding a spot but we had no luck and Julie’s mood, health and frustration made us decide to skip out on Verona and head to our resting spot early. Along the way to Arzignano we bought some groceries and visited a computer repair store to see once again if we could get our laptop fixed. It would seem that we will need to get the computer fixed once we are in Regensburg after all. After a night in Arzignano, we went north some more to Spilimbergo for another rest stop, this one had free electricity which we were so grateful for as it was getting pretty cold at night. Spilimbergo is our last stop before we head into Austria which is good, because I didn’t want to venture into Austria until at least March 1st.