Eyes opened at 5.27 in the morning. After retiring from the toilet, sat down to write the details of yesterdays journey. Today we have to leave for Venice at 11 am. The train is at 12 noon. Vijay messaged the owner of the service apartment which Vijay had booked in Venice from here that we will reac
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