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"I can't find a nickname for Italy. Sorry." "More delicious yum-yums than anywhere else I've visited yet." - Frank |
Want to read about what I did on my trip to Italy? You can!
You can also read up on the random bits and pieces of trivia.
Colosseum - Seating for 87,000 or a delightful place to kill Christians. At least back then... (Jan. '04)
Duomo - The largest church in Italy deserves its own page, don't you think? (Jan. '04)
Florence - The home of the David, and even a McDonald's. What could be more complete? (Jan. '04)
Orvieto - Any town that requires a conveyor belt to reach can't be all bad. (Jan. '04)
Pantheon - Built about 30 B.C., it's the oldest known church in Rome. (Jan. '04)
Random Countryside Pictures - Nothing more than what it says. (Jan. '04)
Rome - The center of the old, but then modern world, at least, in 45 AD: Rome. (Jan. '04)
Venice - A lovely city, one best seen from the seat within a gondola. (Jan. '04)
Verona - The home of the likes of Romeo and Juliet and Two Gentleman of Verona. (Jan. '04)