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June 26th 2008

Published: June 26th 2008

Well, this was definitely the trip of a lifetime. It was also a huge trip and I will expand more on it later, but since it took a while to load the pictures and I just don't even know where to start on what I did and how it went; I will just post the pictures now for you and can explain more later. I know you'll just look at the pictures anyway.

jamie-the world traveler

oh, p.s. I went to Rome, then Dublin, and finally London all in ten days time.

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Amanda and I at the creepy train station in Naples

Amanda and I at the creepy train station in Naples

Amanda and I at the creepy train station in Naples

apparently naples is now the ghetto, mafia-centered part of Italy, and not to safe; and of course we had to go through it at 11pm.

these are just some of the numerous pieces of pottery found at Pompeii

these are just some of the numerous pieces of pottery found at Pompeii

these are just some of the numerous pieces of pottery found at Pompeii

the encased bodies were incredible to see

the encased bodies were incredible to see

the encased bodies were incredible to see

the ruins were unbelievable

the ruins were unbelievable

the ruins were unbelievable

...but they were also a little sad

...but they were also a little sad

...but they were also a little sad

more pottery and bodies

more pottery and bodies

more pottery and bodies

they had a lot of these, but i am not sure how they used them with the point at the bottom

they had a lot of these, but i am not sure how they used them with the point at the bottom

they had a lot of these, but i am not sure how they used them with the point at the bottom

it is kind of surreal to city the whole city essentially still there

it is kind of surreal to city the whole city essentially still there

it is kind of surreal to city the whole city essentially still there

this looked like it was a kitchen of some sort

this looked like it was a kitchen of some sort

this looked like it was a kitchen of some sort

I'm not sure what this was, but it was one of my favorite monuments to look at

I'm not sure what this was, but it was one of my favorite monuments to look at

I'm not sure what this was, but it was one of my favorite monuments to look at

this was inside on of what I assume was a home

this was inside on of what I assume was a home

this was inside on of what I assume was a home

this was in the governor's (?) house: villa die misteri

this was in the governor's (?) house: villa die misteri

this was in the governor's (?) house: villa die misteri

it amazes me that they even had window shutters back then

it amazes me that they even had window shutters back then

it amazes me that they even had window shutters back then

the artwork was beautiful, and they painted all the walls or at least decorated them in some way

the artwork was beautiful, and they painted all the walls or at least decorated them in some way

the artwork was beautiful, and they painted all the walls or at least decorated them in some way

behind me is Mount Vesuvius

behind me is Mount Vesuvius

behind me is Mount Vesuvius

this was a tavern

this was a tavern

this was a tavern

I'm not sure what these were, but there were a ton of them in the buildings

I'm not sure what these were, but there were a ton of them in the buildings

I'm not sure what these were, but there were a ton of them in the buildings

maybe they held those pots or were for storage or cooking. Not sure.

this was a huge arc by the necropolis

this was a huge arc by the necropolis

this was a huge arc by the necropolis

this was the big ampitheatre

this was the big ampitheatre

this was the big ampitheatre

this was the city center and you can Mt. Vesuvius

this was the city center and you can Mt. Vesuvius

this was the city center and you can Mt. Vesuvius

I was suprised at how far away it seemed

some old columns

some old columns

some old columns

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