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Florence, summer 1982
‘Took the train to Florence, changing at Milan – a journey I last made six years ago when I was visiting Florence with Mary for the first time. Uncanny the manner in which I re-experience the dullness of the north Italian plain and then the sudden rush of hills and hopes beyond Bologna: I remember precisely what I felt on that first journey, how hot and crowded the compartment was, how frightened Mary and I were. Florence meant everything to us then: a city as pure potentiality has never meant quite the same since (Paris and Berlin were different: they were challenges for me alone, but Florence was a promise we both knew would be fulfilled. How could it not be?).’ Journal, 27th December 1983
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