Il Giardino Di Gust'E
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Roaming Rome
... of the day just feeling uncomfortable while walking around; so, I quickly raced out of the city. However, I did a quick stop in Piazza Novena to see the local artists at work and passed the street markets outside of Castle San Angelo. As soon as the shuttle pulled up, I was on it ready and wanting to leave.
Now, I’m back at the hotel after a run and a real bath. Both helped me feel a little better about life and calmed me from the incident. So, Rome isn’t ...
Amazing Walk Along the Streets of Rome
... was an ancient Roman temple but has since been converted into a church. The roof had a circular hole which would let both sunlight and rain into the building. One thing we immediately notice was Rome is a great city to walk in. It was pedestrian friendly with plenty of wide sidewalks and alleyways. From the Pantheon, we enjoyed another walk ...
Primo Giorno a Roma
... gorgeous -- not that we planned to spend much time there, but it was nice to splurge a little and not go back to a skeezy hostel at the end of the day.
Olivia pointed out a few pertinent spots on the map, gave us a some discount cards for a few restaurants and cafes around town, then left us to it -- we were all checked in and ready to explore the seven hills of Rome! There were lots of places on our list, but the first was an unplanned stop. We had ...
Rome
... crawling with tourists (A benefit of off peak travel).
We joined a two hour guided tour of the Colosseum and the Palatine Hill. So a few things I learnt about the Colosseum are that the Colosseum today is only 1/3rd of what it originally was built as; The Colosseum and surrounds were all marble; this marble was later stripped from the Colosseum to use in other buildings such as churches and the impressive Trevi fountain.
We then proceeded to the Palatine ...
No one can say 'come on back' like a drunk...!
... the Real kind - not the thing that existed in the former Soviet Union that we called communism but was some form of Oligarchy.
Communism is when there is no dictating, governing body but each person works according to her/his ability and takes according to her/his need. There can be all of the grassroots cooperation/organizing you want. Love is the CREDO. "Love thy neighbor as thyself!"
In this way, Anarchy and Communism ...
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