had you been on the grand canal 600 years ago, you might have seen this.century boat commemorate how the doug and his wife would have been conveyed along the high—ranking officials. venice is known for its masked balls but these masks tell a different story. translation: it is created by people seem careful so i would say we feel rather safe and obviously the show is here and we are having a good time. crowds with inner than in previous years and visitors seem previous years and visitors seem to have he'd request for faces to be covered. some tourists so the advantages. does that heeded the request. translation: i chose this year because, unfortunately, because of covid, they would be fewer people and i could enjoy it more. the racing boat followed the patient, identified not by number by colour. —— pageant. one local thinking it is more sombre and less joyful though venice is always beautiful. and maybe all the boats and people will be back in 2021. gail maclellan, bbc news. more in our website. venice is one thing but come and row on the river thames. he

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had you been on the grand canal 600 years ago, you might have seen this.ry boats commemorate how the doge and his wife would have been conveyed, along with all the highest ranking venetian officials, on occasions of state. venice is known for its masked balls, but these masks tell a different story. translation: it is crowded but people seem careful, so i would say that we feel rather safe, and obviously the show is here. we are having a good time. crowds were thinner than in previous years, and visitors seemed to have heeded requests for faces to be covered. some tourists saw the advantages. translation: i have wanted to attend the regatta for a long time and i chose this year because, u nfortu nately, because of covid, there will be fewer people and i could enjoy it more. the racing boats followed the pageant, identified not by number but by colour. this resident thinks the occasion is smaller, more sombre, this year, less joyful though venice, she says, is always beautiful. and maybe all the boats and people will be back in 2021. gail maclellan, bbc new

. >> hundreds of people gathered on the bks of the grand canal in venice to watch the annual traditionaln rowing competition that dates back hundreds of years. covid restrictions did not stop this spectacular procession that filled the canal with typical 16 central boats and custom figures. -- 16th century boats and custom figures. >> had you been on the canal 600 years ago, you might have seen this. the boat is not nearly as grand as the original, but the typical 15th century boats commemorate how he and his wife would have been conveyed along with all the highest ranking venetian officials on occasions of state. venice is knn for its master balls. but these -- by its masked balls. but these tell a different story. >> it carted but people seem careful so i would say we feel rather safe and obviously the show is here. we are having a good time. >> crowds were thinner than in previous years, and visitors seemed to have heated requests for faces to be covered. some saw the advantages. >> i wanted to attend it for a long time. and i chose this year because unfortunately because of covid the

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