Rome

Rome

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April 12th 2006

Published: May 4th 2006

So Rome was pretty amazing. There were plenty of ruins and statues and fountains and tourists. The Colosseum was definately the most breath-taking, but that is to be expected. We spent an entire day in the Vatican and another just trying to see all the other famous sites. Many things were being renovated, but everything was still gorgeous. Take a look at the pictures... ... Read Full Entry

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Rafael's Grave...

Dome of Pantheon...

It's famous for the hole in the ceiling, which lets rain in, so there are also 18 small holes in the groud to drain it... but other than that, It's really not that impressive..

Piazza Navona

Campo di Fiori market...

'Take-out' pizza at Campo di Fiori

So this pizza place in the square for cooking long pizzas, the customer choosing how much they want, cutting it folding it, and then weighing it to find the price. And the pizza is pretty amazing.

Trevi Fountain

Yelena & I throwing coins into the Trevi Fountain

It is said that if you throw a coin backwards into the foutain, you will one day return...

Spanish Steps...

It's off to shop we go...

4th May 2006

Tia Mags
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WOWwwwwwwww
Dearest Cassie! I think that this has been my absolutly favorite place that you have been. It has been an absolute pleasure "traveling" vicariously through you! Love Tia Mags!

4th May 2006

Mom
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food
Did I starve you as a child? Why do half of your pictures involve food? Are you always hungry? I promise to feed you well when you get home. love mom

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