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It's day 2 and we're up early packed and ready to go, we have our breakfast and make our way past the army of workers pouring in from Venice railway station. Fifteen minutes later we manage to catch the 8.20 bus to the airport to try and avoid the traffic, but there is none, everyone goes by train or boat. We arrive at the airport and make our way to the Ailitala check in desk and wait behind the half wits who hold everyone up looking for passports and tickets in their bags, it's not like it's a surprise, how do they think they are going to check by telepathy? Four half wits later we approach the desk and tell the woman we haven't any boarding passes, “no problem” she says, surely it can’t be as easy as this, yes it is, a first with the Italians. We head through security relieved and wait in the lounge for a couple of hours, I wrote day 1 blog there not much to do there expect charge your phone there at the free charging points, then spend thirty minutes wat