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Leaning Tower Worth Seeing
Leaning Tower Worth Seeing
Leaning Tower Worth Seeing
After attending a Lutheran church service in Livorno, we traveled north to Pisa, which is along the coast. Pisa was the birthplace of Galileo Galilei. When I first entered the area and saw the Leaning Tower of Pisa, I marveled it could stand for so long...
Gordy's favorite Italian spot
Gordy's favorite Italian spot
Gordy's favorite Italian spot
Our Italian trip was filled with some awesome sights and great memories. The Colosseum in Rome, the Sistine Chapel and Basilica of St. Peter in Vatican City, Leaning Tower of Pisa and Pompeii. But my favorite event was a simple church service at the tiny Waldensian Church in Livorno, south of Pisa along the coast...
Michelangelo's David
Michelangelo's David
Michelangelo's David
While on our recent travels to Italy, we had to see the world-famous Michelangelo masterpiece sculpture of the biblical David with a visit to the Academia Museum in Florence. Our guide told us other artists tried to produce the sculpture but were frustrated by the flawed piece of marble...
Gordy's Italian Leather Coat
Gordy's Italian Leather Coat
Gordy's Italian Leather Coat
I've always wanted an Italian leather coat and yes, while in Italy that dream became a reality. Before purchasing my coat in Florence, I bought a ceramic butter dish and don't remember which town I purchased it in. I had been looking for a butter dish for some time...
Gordy's Tour of Italy: Siena
Gordy's Tour of Italy: Siena
Gordy's Tour of Italy: Siena
After our visit to Assisi, we boarded a bus and headed to Siena in the Tuscany region. It was about an hour's drive to the town that features (as many European cities do) a fabulous town square. In fact, more than one. Here we saw the Siena Cathedral of Santa Maria (Duomo Di Siena)...
Gordy's kind of guy
Gordy's kind of guy
Gordy's kind of guy
My trip to Italy with a group led by ELCA Southeastern Minnesota Synod Bishop Steve Delzer and Christ Lutheran of Faribault Pastor Craig Breimhorst took us to Italy's version of fantasy island. Ricardo Montalban wasn't there, and it was a steep climb on Isola Maggiore, which is inhabited by a handful of people now...
Gordy's back from Italy
Gordy's back from Italy
Gordy's back from Italy
On April 6, 28 people boarded a plane at Minneapolis-St. Paul airport, and I happened to be one of those lucky people. We went to beautiful Italy. Most of us were from Faribault and most of us were Lutheran. I only mention that fact because we went on a trip organized by Seminars International Inc...
Adrian, play or stay home
Adrian, play or stay home
Adrian, play or stay home
I have to admit when the whole Adrian Peterson not wanting to play in Minnesota anymore first surfaced I said, "get rid of the bum." Now my opinion is different. I'm tired of listening to Peterson and his agent whine about Minnesota not showing Peterson enough love...
It's Time For The Boys Of Summer
It's Time For The Boys Of Summer
It's Time For The Boys Of Summer
I know the girls state high school basketball tournament is this week, and I don't want to slight the ladies, but with the high temperatures of the last week I can't help but think of baseball season. We have spring training reports beginning at 4:25 each afternoon this week, and I stopped by for a peek at Target Field when I was covering the boys high school basketball tournament last week... Rea
67 years of tourneys on KDHL
67 years of tourneys on KDHL
67 years of tourneys on KDHL
KDHL Radio has covered the Minnesota Boys State High School Basketball Tournament since going on the airwaves in 1948 -- from the single class to the double class to today's four classes. For me, it's been a privilege to be part of the history...

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