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Rome food tour
... smell of the shop was a bit strong for us. It was interesting to see the work area out the back where the meats are prepared, including some that were soaking in a tub of red wine.
Pizza making was next up, guided by a pizza chef who's been making them for 25 years. He'd already prepared the dough, which is leavened for 24 hours, and we rolled it out, added tomato paste, and whatever we wanted from the prechopped options: mushroom, black ...
No Roaming in Rome - Busy Place!
... br> Providing a fitting approach to the great church is the huge, elliptical St. Peter's Square. The square is outlined by a monumental colonnade by Bernini, its open arms symbolically welcoming the world into the Catholic Church. Between the obelisk and each of the 2 fountains is a circular stone that marks the focal points of an ellipse. If you stand on one of these points, the two rows of columns of the colonnade line up perfectly and appear to be just a single ...
Last days in Rome :(
... to visit in the afternoon, maybe a little quieter. After that we got the bus back and went to see the Leonardo Da Vinci exhibition, it was really interesting, they had taken his plans and drawings and got a company to make them to his specifications using only the materials that were available at the time. Then we walked down to the river and wandered around the market, but they were already packing up. Back home and pack unfortunatley, leaving ...
Every road leads to Rome continued
... name haha i chose her coz she had an awesome death story lol! Im weird like that) The catacombes are 4 levels and are something like 60 or 80 hectares!!! 500 000 people were buried there, mostly babies. Its eerie seeing so many baby tombs. After that i went to the supermarket n bought bread, pruciutto, olives, coconut snack packs, salad, and a parmesan cheese stick (for munching on the go with bread <3) I got bak set up my wifi n started this blog. My friend never ...
Yes, we're here.... !
... but wonderful art and the building itself is art, great to see. Loved the Sistine Chapel. Though I think one of my favorites is the map room, I love maps anyway and these were great to say the least...
I will catch up with the rest tomorrow (hopefully) I'm tired ... but we are having a great time with my parents, Zachary, and Joseph, the boys are getting great at spotting a pickpocket and they still have their wallets! so good news ;-)
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