Keep forgetting to take the camera out and take pictures. The dog reminds me of Toska, the dog we had while I was a child in NZ.
The castle behind me during my lunch in the park, is Castel Sant' Angelo.

Statue Bro?

On the way to school

And on the way home...



'nuff said.

After the Ferrari', I went to church and snapped these on the way

This was inside the St Andrews presbytarian church

Went went to the rooftop for refreshments (read lunch) after the service

Then it was off to wander around town for near on three hours.

I don't know who they are, but they had a Rolls Royce - Not the Coloseum, but not far from it.


I walked over a bridge, took a picture of one, then walked under one. Then surprise another Piazza (Plaza) with more fountains!

Well it's all over now. My Italian experience is complete. I can simply put the camera away, close my eyes and return home. There is now nothing more to see. This was it and now it's done. Game set and match.

I walked out of the house this morning (to go to church) and tried to cross the street, but couldn't, as the police whistles encouraged pedestrian to stay on the foot path while the parade passed.

After doing a big bunch of my home work, I headed out for a little lunch and a walk through the markets on Piazza Campo d Firori (200 meters from home)

Then looking for a book shop, I wandered through Piazza Navona and I had a portrait drawn

The out for a cheap dinner and bumped into so guys from school.  I left them and went to see a Sicilian movie in a nearby cinema.
http://www.metacafe.com/watch/6327121/i_baci_mai_dati/

When I came out, they were still at the little cafe.  So we sat and talked then moved to a nearby bar, where we were joined by 3 others from school.  Just before midnight 2 of the girls headed home, so I walked one past Navona, Pantheon, Trevi almost to the Spanish Steps; to the metro station. To walk home was to almost walk back to the bar, so I did and took the following photo's on my camera.  I didn't get to bed until after 1am.