Photos for Previous
For some reason, blogger was not letting me post any photos on my previous post.
The first is of course the eiffel tower that Bud and I had the obligatory photo in front of:
Here is the amazing Sagrada Familia in Barcelona. Started in 1880 it is not expected to be finished until 2080. A poster noted in the comments that I sounded like I didn't enjoy Gaudi and nothing could be further from the truth. While his works appears to come from an altered mind, I love that fact:
Next we have the glory of Pompeii - a very large magnificent relic where every step is on a place where someone likely died in a painful volcanic eruption:
And then there is Rome - speaks for itself:
And no trip to Italy is complete without a visit to an island where the homes are built into the sides of a mountain - ah Capri!:
The first is of course the eiffel tower that Bud and I had the obligatory photo in front of:
Here is the amazing Sagrada Familia in Barcelona. Started in 1880 it is not expected to be finished until 2080. A poster noted in the comments that I sounded like I didn't enjoy Gaudi and nothing could be further from the truth. While his works appears to come from an altered mind, I love that fact:
Next we have the glory of Pompeii - a very large magnificent relic where every step is on a place where someone likely died in a painful volcanic eruption:
And then there is Rome - speaks for itself:
And no trip to Italy is complete without a visit to an island where the homes are built into the sides of a mountain - ah Capri!:
posted by Rye at 4:04 p.m.
1 Comments:
Paris and Barcelona can still bring a tear to my eye just at the thought of them.
I trust you managed a brief diversion to Sitges for some Mediterranean debauchery?
:)
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