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Via Pietro Giannone 10 Rome, Lazio, 00195, Italy
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We take out a wall in Rome
... British Air flight from Toronto via London. Sadly, a fellow passenger failed to survive the journey and a gong-show ensued at Heathrow involving a near crash landing, EMT’s swarming the aircraft, ambulances, busses driving on the wrong side of the road to obscure entry gates and some unrelated mayhem in the security zone. I had a brand new tube of skin lotion confiscated, posing as it did a threat to British national security. It was not a very good start, but the fun was ...
A Modest Proposal
... we'd dined at the first night. It was a wise choice; no freebies this time, but the food was divine, the wine tasted wonderful, and we didn't have the harried feeling at so many other restaurants where there's a line of people waiting to snag your table. After sharing a couple of liters of wine and chatting for a few hours, I said we should make the most of our last night in Rome and walk to Piazza Navona to maybe have another drink and see if anything ...
These are the moments...
... didn't feel too guilty about it. Taylor and I ventured off to Via del Corso, which is the main street running through the center of Rome, better known as the best shopping area of all time. Being that I had a splitting headache, and that my body felt like it was on the verge of falling over right then and there from the amount of Grappa that I consumed the night before, I had a hard time enjoying my surroundings. I did however find an H&M and purchase a ...
Lock of love
... and then Chris tossed the keys over the bridge into the Tiber. Too cute!
It was into the earl hours of the afternoon and we were both hot and hungry so grabbed the bus back into town getting off not far from the Pantheon. I’d heard about a great restaurant to try out called Armando’s al Pantheon so we thought we’d give that a go….only trouble was after about a good 40 minutes of searching for it we couldn’t find it. I’d ...
All roads lead to Canada Day!
... if you were guilty you would put your hand in it, if it came off you were guilty. In reality they just had some dude with an axe hiding in it, but no fear, my hand stayed on! We then went to a famouse keyhole to peer through. It's famouse because inside you look at the knights of Malta whose land belong to Italy, but they themselves are internationally regonised as a independent municipality (or something like that?). The big deal here is ...


