June 25
Today, we traveled from Venice to Florence. On the way, we stopped in Verona, where Shakespeare's character Juliette was from. Her family, the Cappelli's were an actual family here in Verona. You can see the balcony made famous in the play, "Romeo and Juliette". Millions of Shakespeare fans come here and sign their name on the walls of the entrance into the courtyard over which the balcony overlooks. We also toured an ancient Roman arena, almost entirely intact for over 2000 years. THey now use it for concerts, operas, etc. We were careful to stay in shady areas, because the temperature was over 100 degrees!
Wednesday, June 25, 2008
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St Peter's Square
This was right after Mass
Rome
Singing for Mass
Rome
Roman Forum
Rome
Colisseum
Siena
Piazza
Siena
A neighborhood in Siena
Florence
Il Porcellino
Florence
David
Florence
Fountain in downtown Florence
Pisa
Singing in front of the church before the concert
Pisa
Taking a short break in front of the duomo
Pisa
Push a little harder
Pisa
The leaning tower of Pisa
Gelato
This is the smoothest, creamiest ice cream in the world!
Lunch in Verona
Brian loves pizza!
Verona Arena
a 2000 year old Roman arena
Juliette's Balcony
Oh Romeo, Romeo .......
Venice - Chiesa de San Rocco
The Lirico Chamber Singers
Venice
Tahe clock tower and Palace of the Doges
Venice
Seeing the sights with a Gondola
Venice
The Basilica of St. Mark
Piazza San Marco
This is the main plaza in Venice
Venice
A random alley in Venice
At Charles de Gaulle Airport
Exhausted
1 comment:
I remember when I visited Venice we stopped for Gelato breaks every couple of hours. I loved it.
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