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Optimistically, we went to check on the Arno this afternoon. After two days without (significant) downpours, and an afternoon spent gardening in almost spring-like sunshine, I'd expected the water level to have dropped to something like normal. Not a bit of it. Just as high as before, and if anything the current much stronger than it had been, with some rather impressive flotsam be
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Tonight's Dinner:
Oeufs Comtoise.
Pork in diavolo sauce; mushrooms sautéed with shallots.
Andalusian Tarts.
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