Marina di Pietrasanta Favorites

Favorite thing: You sneak into a hotel room and put it on people's faces while they are sleeping. That's easy. Well Anja, Mitja and I were the only one up at 5.30 am and we decided to make some fun & noise in the hotel...

Favorite thing: Well the hotel room number 208 was a treasury of alcohol, brought from Slovenia. I am wondering how the girls made it, but obviously they took more alcohol than clothes on the way.
In the picture there are Spela, Nina, Neza, Barbara and Mihela, drinking Bandidos and...

Favorite thing: My sister said that Sandra, the girl in the picture, looks like a gipsy here. Why? Strong lipstick, ''Hello! My name is ***!'' sign on her blouse, a cigarette in one hand, and Bandidos (Slovenian version of Desperados, brought from home) in the other. Good enough reasons?
Besides her there's Ales, an extremly nice schoolmate :-)

Favorite thing: ...Alcohol became a must for everybody. A lot of schoolmates were smoking (23 of 28 - that completely shocked me!).
On the picture there are Spela, Peter and Polona on the balcony, drinking Pushkin's Black Sun Vodka.

Favorite thing: ...And this pictuure was taken few minutes later when we came back to the hotel. It was taken from our balcony - that can be obvious because of the doors on the left, lol.

Fondest memory: From the picture you can see that our hotel was pretty close to the beach - that was probably the only good thing about it.

Favorite thing: Marina di Pietrasanta is a coastal area about 5 kilometers long included between the towns of Camaiore, on the south-east, and Forte dei Marmi on the north-west. Its limit on the south is the Tyrrhenian Sea and on the north the Sestri-Levante Livorno highway. At its back, stands the magnificent chain of the Alpi Apuane. The beach has an approximate width of 150 meters with a sand that is fine and gold in colour, with a slight decline typical of: this ploce which make these beaches particularly safe for children and people of every age. Marina di Pietrasanta comprises four locations: Fiumetto, Tonfano, Motrone and Focette. In Fiumetto is the famous Versiliana pine wood, 80 acres of Mediterranean bush. Inside is the Villa with the same name, where the poet D'Annunzio stayed.