http://blog.buongiornovenezia.com/2007/07/10/p-gabriel-plays-for-the-poor-and-the-greedy/ Dialogue with the readers of the newsletter Buongiorno Venezia Wed, 29 Apr 2026 21:44:13 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.1.2 http://blog.buongiornovenezia.com/2007/07/10/p-gabriel-plays-for-the-poor-and-the-greedy/#comment-482 Dave Tue, 10 Jul 2007 14:11:07 +0000 http://blog.buongiornovenezia.com/2007/07/10/p-gabriel-plays-for-the-poor-and-the-greedy/#comment-482 This is just a short note so say how much I enjoy receiving the news letters. Like others I also save them for further reference. I first visited Venice many years ago when having a holiday in Moscow cancelled due to the invasion of Afghanistan by the Russians I switched to venice and Florence. I have now been back some seven times. The last visit was January 2006. This year all our flights were cancelled due to snow but I will be back next January for the carnivale. I , like many other love the atmosphere of Venice and the Italian government must do everything possible to save it for further generations. In the end limiting access will be the answer but reading yiur reports about the restaurants putting prices up during the Peter Gabriel show means that they would lobby against reducing tourist numbers but there has to be an answer. No doubt someone will always complain no matter what action is taken but "You can't make an omelette without breaking eggs" Anyway, love the newsletter, always good to hear about Venice on a rainy day in England. keep it up. A Presto! This is just a short note so say how much I enjoy receiving the news
letters. Like others I also save them for further reference.
I first visited Venice many years ago when having a holiday in Moscow
cancelled due to the invasion of Afghanistan by the Russians I switched
to venice and Florence. I have now been back some seven times. The last
visit was January 2006. This year all our flights were cancelled due
to snow but I will be back next January for the carnivale. I , like
many other love the atmosphere of Venice and the Italian government must
do everything possible to save it for further generations. In the end
limiting access will be the answer but reading yiur reports about the
restaurants putting prices up during the Peter Gabriel show means that
they would lobby against reducing tourist numbers but there has to be an
answer. No doubt someone will always complain no matter what action is
taken but “You can’t make an omelette without breaking eggs”
Anyway, love the newsletter, always good to hear about Venice on a
rainy day in England. keep it up. A Presto!

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