Rome in a day

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You should have joined the begging gypsies in the queue at the Vatican. You'd have paid for your trip in an hour.

Hope you get to see David in Florence. He's a bit hard to find, so be warned.
Sounds like a wonderful trip so far - and to have been driven around instead of trying to get there yourself must have been really nice. The elevators are good. LOL Glad you are enjoying your tour and not holed up in pain in a motel room.
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can't wait to see all of the photos!
{waves buon giorno} glad your fatigued foot is gettin' some rest and not depriving you of adventure. people fall in love in florence. uh, i mean with florence. (or do i?) be careful! enjoy!

So, my advice was good --about the car, I mean? I'm thrilled?

BTW- A blue foot is not very good unless you are a Smurf. Take a short rest! ; )

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Good resume for a full day !
How exciting. I didn't know you were going to Italy. Hope you have a wonderful visit !!
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Wow, sounds like a wonderful, exhausting day!
So you are keeping us in suspense for the photos...
Have a wonderful, foot gentle day in Florence!!!!
The tour sounds amazing..that certainly is a lot to cover in one day. (Too bad about the camera. We'll wait.)
Sounds wonderful except for the blue foot but you can not take your money with you so enjoy it and when given the chance throw pride out the window and enjoy the easy way! time to go buy a few more memory cards for your camera and sample some nice wine for me!
Sounds like you're having a lovely time Hon - have fun in Florence.
How wonderful to experience Rome. I'm envious.
LOL - didn't see many beggars where we were in Rome but today outside the Duomo we were inundated - lots of women with photos of children or babies. I have booked us into a tour to see David tomorrow - that way we won't miss him and I won't have to wait in line for hours to get a ticket/in.
Yes the lift ride was good - though it was quite a hike across the square and inside the Basilica is huge so there is a fair bit of walking to see into every corner.
Thank you - I'm looking forward to boring everyone with them LOL>
LOL .... the manservant might not like that!
Yes thankyou! After you suggested it, I contacted the hotel and they organised a car to pick us up at the airport - it was about 5 euros more than a taxi (should be) and was so much more comfortable. When I booked the private tour they used the same company and the same driver turned up! It was quite funny - made me feel much more comfortable.

I have booked us into a tour to see David tomorrow

You won't be disappointed.

Beware of pickpockets on the shuttle bus if you go to Pisa.


Yes Sergio - it was a good overview of Rome. When we go back next week we will do a few other things in more detail.
Thanks Snowy I'm looking forward to him - in all his glory! We are on a tour to Pisa too - hopefully pickpockets don't book the bus tours! But, we will be careful.
We are here for 2 weeks and then 5 or 6 days in London - this was all booked in January before my foot saga began! It's wonderful just soaking up the atmosphere.
LOL the photos. I never thought to see if the card out of that camera would go in the little computer I have. My point & shoot camera SD card fits without a problem though - so they will be "instamatic" photos for awhile.
It was a fantastic time - the driver was really good with his information (not like we would know differently really) and willing to let us out when we wanted to take photos of things we were just driving past etc.
I was a bit worried the first night that I had ruined my foot for the whole trip but it seems to be settling down. I just have to realise I have limitations and spend some time resting each day.
I think you would love it - Italy in general really. I'm looking forward to our 4 days in Florence then 3 in Milan before some more time in Rome.
Thank you Claire ... looks beautiful here!
There's a shuttle bus from the parking area in Pisa to the cathedral. The shuttle bus is usually packed, and that's where the pickpockets operate.

The lamp is still in the cathedral whose swinging inspired Galileo's interest in pendulums, and made him change from studying medicine to science. Given the impact of Galileo's future scientific discoveries on the authority of religion, the more irreverant of us consider this to be "divine guidance".
oh, i know! thus the quick and sure-footed turn in phrasing.
I am sure the atmosphere is absolutely wonderful !!! I lived in England for three years, and I still remember how excited I was the first time I went to London. I so want to make it to Europe again and see all those beautiful buildings and go to the museums I didn't get to go to before.

Have fun and don't be afraid to ask for assistance ahead of time because of your foot.

Take care !!!

LB

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