We spent almost five days wandering around the city, happily clicking away. We saw the regular sites, such as the Forum and the Vatican, but also dipped into a bit of more...off the beaten track Rome as we wandered around small vicoli in places like Trastavere.
Rome is truly a great city, with so many things to see... The wonderful weather we had, made us stick to mostly outdoor sites and more wandering and people watching, so I guess we'll have to come back to visit more of the museums. And come back we will, if only because we chucked a penny in the fountain.
Anyroad, we flew back home yesterday afternoon. After counting my pictures this morning, I found out I've took more than 1,500 shots (and that's excluding the ones I already deleted while I was there). I started tagging them in Lightroom and deleting a few more shots. Slowly wandering from shot to shot, figuring out which to keep, which to edit, which to possibly upload here...
Presumably, I'll end up with three Picasa albums: one with sights, one with people and one with things.
Oh well, you'll see...
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1985 - Spain/France; 1986 - Alpi Orobico; 1988 - Spanish Meseta; 1989 - Pyrenees; 1991 - Turkey; 1992 - Egypt; 1993 - Eastern USA; 1995 - Syria and Jordan; 1996 - India and Nepal; 1999 - China and Tibet; 2000 - Friesland; 2001 - Mexico and Guatamala; 2002 - York; 2003 - Ardennes; 2004 - Delmarva and Idaho; 2005 - Los Angelos and Limburg; 2006 - Paris˛; 2007 - US NE, Roma.
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Still, I hope you can manage to find time for at least a little 'inspiration trip'
My school goes to rome every year but apparently I'm not entitled to go as I don't study history
My school did too, and I wasn't allowed as I didn't have Latin