grosbeak_1: Which way do we go?
grosbeak_1: Rich at our hide-away hotel, La Locando del Pino.
grosbeak_1: Ready for lunch in the Navigli (canal) section of Milan.
grosbeak_1: Rich at San Eustorgio
grosbeak_1: San Eustorgio door detail.
grosbeak_1: Back portion of San Eustorgio.
grosbeak_1: The start of a typical lunch scene for us.
grosbeak_1: Chinghale with wild fennel for Rich at El Brellin.
grosbeak_1: Osso Bucco and Risotto Milanese for Janice at El Brellin
grosbeak_1: Who needs to order dessert when there's espresso and complimentary, lovely biscotti at El Brellin?
grosbeak_1: San Lorenzo Maggiore behind its Roman columns
grosbeak_1: San Lorenzo Maggiore facade
grosbeak_1: Altar
grosbeak_1: San Aquilino Chapel's 5th C. mosaics
grosbeak_1: Detail
grosbeak_1: Roman stonework below San Lorenzo Maggiore
grosbeak_1: St. Aquilino's glass coffin
grosbeak_1: A fuzzy photo of a fresco in bad repair in St. Aquilino's chapel
grosbeak_1: The area in front of San Lorenzo Maggiore is rather symptomatic of the many contrasts between old and new in Milan
grosbeak_1: Milan's duomo
grosbeak_1: Duomo facade detail
grosbeak_1: Duomo interior, with mammoth columns
grosbeak_1: Stained glass with statue
grosbeak_1: We think this is the bay with glass dating from the 15th C.
grosbeak_1: Detail of what we believe are the 15th C. stained glass windows.
grosbeak_1: A rose window in the duomo
grosbeak_1: Rich on the duomo roof, viewing the cityscape
grosbeak_1: The old and the new impose on the skyline
grosbeak_1: Detail 1 from a Duomo rooftop column
grosbeak_1: Duomo detail 2