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Piazza San Marco in Venice become a water-skiing resort

Posted on Dec-04-2008· by make fun

Venice experience the worst flooding in recent 20 years, many residents and tourists have been suffering a lot.
But Duncan Zuur, a water-skiingi player from Netherlands,can find the happie in Venice , He goes water-skiing in Piazza San Marco and attracts a large number of onlookers.
Zuur said that he wait for the opportunity for this for a long time to realize the dream of water-skiiing in Piazza San Marco before the tides disappear.

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