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Travelling towards the end of our trip
... and we were just in time for the duck and
potatoes. The next morning we said good-bye and head off to Bruce and Janes. When
we get there we were all distressed because the M25 was packed with cars and it
took us 4-hours to get there. At 6pm Scarlett and Harry went to a Disco
so, it was just us. The next morning we get up early to go and see Harry play
in a rugby tournament for school. After the rugby Harry had a swollen lip, he
was covered in bruises and ...
When in Rome
... for 20 minutes the bags started to arrive. We found our way to the bus and we got on it only to find Nick and Carolyn had saved seats for us on the bus. These two were by far the coolest Aussies we’ve met. They got off at the Vatican stop and we wished them luck as we made our way to Termini.
Termini is the central train station, but unfortunately it is also home to many homeless folks. Lucky asked me to be very careful as this area was well known for its pick ...
Vatican to Venice
... do a tour to skip the lines. We definitely knew by this point that there would be hardly any lines, and we were right. When we were buying our tickets, the guy at the counter pointed to the student sign, I said no I wasn’t a student but he still gave me the student price, I guess it pays to look young. The more we walked around the Museums the less time I wanted to spend there. When Evan showed me a mummy I did perk up, it was pretty cool. We saw the Sistine Chapel and got sore ...
Ancient Rome
... the middle. This is known as the Dioscuri Fountain and features 5.5-meter-tall (18ft) sculptures of Castor and Pollux as horse tamers. These statues - Roman replicas of Greek originals from the 5th century B.C. - once stood at the entrance of the baths of Constantine. The 14-meter-tall (46ft) central ...
Breaking into the Vatican City
... for some time as she explained the ceiling of the Sistine Chapel to the group. I forgot to mention that all the halls, courtyards were packed beyond belief do to Holy week. Furthermore, making the tour even longer than necessary.
Upon entering the first hallway that led to the Sistine Chapel, we must have passed 200-300 statues and thousands of murals painted on the walls and ceilings. It really was a sight to see. Every hallway that got us closer, seemed to ...
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