When in Italy – ROME!
October 1, 2009
After 32 years learning, reading and hearing about it, I finally made it to Rome. I have to be honest and say that it was never really one of my “must-do” capital cities. Many of you might shake your head, however I think it was the one-too-many negative travel tales that had darkened my image of Italy’s capital. How wrong was I!!! Yes the city is busy and you take your life in your hands every time you cross the road. But even when the cars are all riding their horns around you, you can still hear history screaming at you from every corner of every street. It’s like someone decided to lay some asphelt and make a few streets between some pretty amazing historical monuments. We walked everyehere. We ate and drank like Roman kings and Queens. We basked in a late summer sun….
In a nutshell, we enjoyed Bella Roma. If you haven’t been, go. If you have, go again!
- The website didn’t mention anything about the 6th floor or no elevator…
- The “other” side of the Fontana di Trevi – Fontana di Touristi!
- Timbo dancing on the Spanish Steps
- Our hire car in Rome
- There’s a hole in the roof, dear Sabine, Dear Sabine
- Send in the (Swiss) clowns
- What a good little alter boy
- Roman ruins Panorama







Hi Peter.
Thank you for your request. I have no problem with you using the Roman Ruins Panorama photo. I hope your students enjoy Roma as much as we did.
Regards,
Tim Watkins
Oh, one other thing – When you do get the poster made up, would you be able to e-mail me a photo of it. I’m interested to see how it looks when it is enlarged.
My e-mail address is timberlina@hotmail.com
Regards,
Tim Watkins