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February 15th 2006
Published: February 17th 2006
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Seven hours of sleep and I feel refreshed and ready to take on Rome. There were these blinds that came down on the windows that locked and turned to room pitch black so there was no waking us up .. that is until the alarm in the TV came on ... that was wierd.

I am going to add pictures and alter my blog later to fill you in on the details of it all ... but its 11pm and I just got to a new hotel and I am tired. David is already asleep.




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Bring it onBring it on
Bring it on

See what 7 hours of sleep can do for a girl
So happySo happy
So happy

See what 7 hours of sleep can do for a girl and a boy
Rome Caveleri HiltonRome Caveleri Hilton
Rome Caveleri Hilton

Here I stand infront of the hotel
ColosseoColosseo
Colosseo

Standing in its glory. 1/3 of its original size. Now it sits in its skeleton state
Wheres WallaceWheres Wallace
Wheres Wallace

He's so little
ColosseoColosseo
Colosseo

Starting from the right and working my way around
ColosseoColosseo
Colosseo

Center View
ColosseoColosseo
Colosseo

Left side
ColosseoColosseo
Colosseo

Opposite Size . Below this stage that was build were 28 elevators where they raised the animals from. (Elephants, Lions, Bears and Tigers)
ColosseoColosseo
Colosseo

David hates that I want to take lots of pictures
ColosseoColosseo
Colosseo

They had 80 arches on each of the three levels. This whole structure used to be encased in marble. NOtice all the holes, thats where they tore out the iron rodes to retrieve the marble.
Arco di ConstantinoArco di Constantino
Arco di Constantino

One of three arches that are left out of the original 17.
PalatinePalatine
Palatine

This was the Roman Forum where all the aristocrates came to socialize. IT turned into the Beverly Hills of Rome
PalatinePalatine
Palatine

Again, this whole area used to be encased in marble.
PalatinePalatine
Palatine

Again, this whole area used to be encased in marble.
StatueStatue
Statue

Oops someone has no pants ...
Fontana di TreviFontana di Trevi
Fontana di Trevi

YOu are suppose to throw two coins in, (1) for good luck (2) for wish to return to Rome


18th February 2006

WOW!!!!
Your pictures are amazing. Looks like you are really enjoying yourself and taking in the history of Rome. Truly amazing. Be safe.
18th February 2006

missing you
What an adventure for my Becca Becca ______ ______ fit fit fit--(fill in the blanks), ha! I am glad that you are not traveling my yourself. Your pictures tell us you are having fun. We love you.
21st February 2006

What about you
The pictures are wonderful, I can't believe your little camera takes such great pictures.... Don't forget to put you in some of them, or noone will believe you were there.

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