Palestrina-Valmontone B&B
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Summer in Italy! (photos to come)
... restaurant people mentioned we should come back after showers!! (ie clearly we looked dirty and/or smelt from our day at the beach.) Also one lady wouldnt let me try on swimmers!
One shop lady though (from an inlaid wood shop where Dom bought a picture) had a very long chat to us. She was very nice and had very good English because she has spent a lot of her childhood in America. She really doesn't like Naples or Neapolitan people and told us some stories that ...
Week Tre
... Ouch. But they were delicious. Italian food is beginning to lose its novelty since I have it everyday and other types of food are amazing.
Tuesday: For Media class, the teacher is the director of Vatican Radio/TV so he took us to the radio tower of Vatican City which is a part of the city that is restricted and no one, except actual employees, can really go. It was amazing! We got to see all of the original equipment of ...
Head Office
... climb another cupolla while Amanda and Nanna go down to the papal tombs. A lift skips us the first 231 steps but there is still 320 to go. Isabelle thinks she has it coverred so jumps a few but then runs out of energy before we get to the top. View is brilliant.
Amanda and Nanna found it fascinating in the papal tombs. St Peter's crypt was behind glass and very ornate, but it was John Paul II recently entombed that caused the most emotion. Many ...
Up, up, up, to the top of Mount Crumpet......
... the largest in antiquity, extending over four massive terraces. Supposedly it was visible from Rome on a clear day. Did I mention it sits on top of a small mountain (hence the terraces), and, yes, we had to climb that mountain. The sanctuary also contained the famous Nilotic Mosaic, a floor mosaic depicting the Nile from its delta to Ethiopia, complete with exotic animals all labeled in Greek. The mosaic is in the museum which is housed in the palazzo ...
Roma Eterna
... hours of daylight prowling around my favorite ruins. The taxi ride from the Via Veneto to the Forum was made more harrowing than usual due to the large amount of people on the street. The driver said that this was the best day he's had in a while, and the hopes the subway goes out again on strike later in the week. Every trial has a silver lining.
Once at the Forum, I happily prowled around the walkways. It's a work in ...
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