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Rome Wasn't Built in a Day...
... Even last time I was in Rome, we didn't do this much walking in such a short time. I really thought we would barely get to see anything while in Rome but I must say we did a pretty darn good job seeing the highlights. There are plenty of thing Amy and I didn't see but for a weekend trip I must say it was very successful.
After the long couple of days, Amy and I agreed it was probably ...
11,000 Beasts, 10,000 Gladiators, 100 Days
... bring it down underneath the fighting ring and clean it, giving the edible meat away to spectators and the unedible meat would be given to other animals. During the hundreds of years of fighting, countless people and animals were killed. Imagine all of the animals they shipped across the Mediterranean from Africa! It's so sad and crazy! But all morals aside, the Colosseum as a structure was an architectural miracle. It was ...
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11 Sept. 27 – Tuesday
Breakfast this morning was adequate, but I found it less elaborate than other locations I've been on this trip. There were some small cold scrambled egg squares, Croissants, Buns, Tomatoes, Bananas, etc. so it was easy to "fill up". Coffee and a watery "Tang" was provided at the table. The Coffee tasted like “instant” which surprised me a bit. The arrangement of the breakfast rooms was somewhat unusual, probably ...
Roman Holiday
... are gone from the tarmac at DIA. I honestly think we fooled mother nature by packing up our camping gear and travel packs. Ha! Little did she know we were actually going to the other side of the world with our tent. We should have planned to go camping in December, because we really needed the snow, but it seemed so illogical.
Sara’s right. I have a high tolerance for crying airplane kids because I too want to kick and scream after hour 5. ...
To the Dome!
... But instead of watching from the back of the room, we headed up for a different view. Literally, up. We began climbing to the top of the dome. No, we weren’t scaling the walls, being chased by security guards below. There actually is an option for people to climb all the way to the top of the dome on St. Peter’s Church. And just about halfway, you can walk inside the dome and see the church from a bird’s eye view. This is where ...
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