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Rome
Rome does not need an introduction. Everything has been said about Rome.
I will just post a few pics I took some days ago to show you the great time I had there 😉
Be happy for me and listen to Felicita with me…
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Thank you!!! are beatyfull images!!!
I leave in Albano Laziale dear Rome city 🙂
Roma in italian = Amor= Love 🙂
Hi Claude
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Grazie mille, Claude 🙂 I was lucky to see Rome in a great weather 🙂
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Lovely images Paula, Makes me want to go to Roma again and see the sites in day light 🙂
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Thank you Poul 🙂 The town is impressive, but so full of inopportune (see the statue pic?) tourists even in November….
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I have been to Italy loads of times but only in Roma once and only for hours and would like to see more but I would prefer no tourists 😉
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I don’t know how you will get rid of them. I tried to chase off two Asian women clouding my view, so I simulated heavy sneezing, coughing, I even use my elbow but they would not budge – grrrrrr
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LOL I know what you mean 😉
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Striking images of a beautiful city. I’m glad you had a great time! 🙂
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Thank you so much Nancy 🙂
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oh wow ! Je suis heureuse de voir que tu as passé un bon séjour et tes photos sont superbes Paula ! La lumière de la dernière photo est incroyable ! Merci pour ce partage 🙂
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Salut chere Marie-Charlotte 🙂 Merci beaucoup pour ta visite et gentilles paroles …. j’ai passe quelques semaines folles et puis je suis partie pour Rome, je n’ai pas oublie ton blog charmant 🙂
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Gorgeous photos Paula – I want to go to Rome right now!!! I am sure you had amazing food too 🙂
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Oh yes, not just this panino :D. But when some really exciting food comes to my table, I completely forget I am carrying a camera 😀 Thank you dear Anne 🙂
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I’ve only seen Rome through an xbox game called Assassins Creed. Beautiful place both in the game and in your photos!
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😀 Awww, I am glad I did it justice 😉
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beautiful stuff, sister! this was a song that my mother would play on loop. Rome is divine and I love going there too. Your sunset shots are exquisite and really show off Rome’s glamour. mile grazie!
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You are too kind 😀 Thank you!
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Volviste a hacerlo…. me has sorprendido…! Me gusta.
Un beso de buenas noches…
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Un beso de martes y muchas gracias por visitarme de nuevo Josep 🙂
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;-))
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I’m happy for you and am listening the beautiful music, Paula Dear. 🙂 Thank you for the gorgeous pics, wow!!
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Thank you, my dear Amy. You made me happy listening to the music 🙂
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What magical photos, Paula. Rome is a very beautiful city, and you’ve made me want to go back there again. 🙂 Loved the music too. Thanks for sharing.
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🙂 I’ve made you want to go back :D. My mission is accomplished then ;). Thank you AD!
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I’m glad you had a good time Paula. That last photo is beautiful! Definitely my favorite from the trip 🙂
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😀 Glad you like them, Jeffo 🙂 I had so much fun!
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I could sit in front of the coliseum for a very long time… I just love that place 🙂
The photos, specially the sunset ones are super nice.
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Where did you sit? On the streets or on the other side of Colosseo? The weather was great and I did the same 😀
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Superb post… all the pictures looks so grand and depicts the place so very well… loved the composition, colours… Truly beautiful 🙂
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Thank you, thank you so much Hitesh 🙂 Have you been to Rome?
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Never 😦
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Well, some day I hope… you are still young 🙂
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Ofcourse, that is on the list. Fortunate enough to see the London in Europe.
Rest all is on the cards. Someday I hope.
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Thank you,Paula for rendering Rome even more spectacular!
Fontana di Trevi looks like pure gold…….
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🙂 that is the purpose of photos … to catch the subjects in the best light and to take memories away with me 😉 Grazie cara!
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AMAZING shots girl!!! Hope you had a great time! 🙂
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Thank you so much, Sweetie 🙂 I had a blast!!!
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I new you would!!!!!!!!! 😀
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Ok, that “new” thing is “knew”….. 😛
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😉 x
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Grazie piccola 😀
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Fabulous shots, Paula. LOVE the palm tree one but they’re all good. Like the soundtrack too. Many thanks.
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Funny, the palm tree photo is my favourite in this series 🙂 Thank you Jo 🙂 🙂
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“Rome has grown since its humble beginnings
that it is now overwhelmed by its own greatness”
(Titus Livius)
Great city, wonderful p(aula)hotos… 😉
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What a clever comment! You must be the smartest drake around 🙂
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Never heard that before… 🙂 😉
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Oh, i’m so glad Rome treated you gently. You photographs aren’t mere documentation, they are a tribute of love. Rome loves you right back, Paula 🙂
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I was lucky to be greeted so generously with a glorious sky, and I swear I felt that love there, starting from taxi drivers to wonderful camareri. Un bacione per te Alessandro 🙂
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Wow! Yeah Rome is a great place to explore… I love all these photos! I wish I can visit Rome too in the future. 🙂
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I wish it for you too, Amresh. Thank you for your nice comment 🙂
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BEAUTIFUL PHOTOS! ❤
oxoxo,
Mari from
http://ohyesshesabitchbutnotyours.com/
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Thank you Mari.
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These photos are wonderful Paula! Thanks very much for posting them!
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Thank you for taking the time Phil, especially now when you have so much going on. Take care.
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I join all the others to say that those pictures of Rome are absolutely gorgeous! You had great weather and the colors are somptuous! Thanks for sharing such a piece of beauty!
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Merci Julie 🙂 Tu es gentille 🙂
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Excellent, excellent post! I did the same with my post about Rome. It’s so popular that all its greatness has been covered already. No need for reiteration. Your darn majestic, amazing pictures will do. Rome is simply beautiful! Outstanding entry!
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I appreciate this raving comment Rommel 🙂 You’ve made my day! I’ll try to find your Rome post 🙂
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Thank you for taking me back to this beautiful city… 🙂
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It was my pleasure, Mekala 🙂
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So much of Rome and Venice; including infrastructure, was deliberatley designed and built with artistic craftmanship. The international respect for the aesthetics of these places has lasted for centuries. I love where I live but I do wish that city planners had kept my city moving forward with a lot more of the old world architecture in tact. Most of modern construction is so generic and astiere.
Beautiful pictures, Paula.
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That last one is gorgeous!!!
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Just a gorgeous collection and a lovely mix of building, skylines and angles. Very nice 🙂
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Thank you so much Alex for your nice comments. I wish I could spend more time on your blog now, but am working 12 hours a day :(. I have my blog open to see comments like yours – they make this slaving a lot easier 🙂 I wish you could go to Rome soon. I advise avoiding Summer season – it is very hot and packed with tourists.November was perfect cause I had a wonderful weather, but there are no guarantees 😉
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Is there any part of Italy not worth going to? Haha. Such a beautiful country. Rome is definitely on my list of places to go back to!
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So far I haven’t seen a part of Italy I did not like. If I discover such part, I will let you know Alex 😀
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These are stunning images. I could see these on the portfolio at the Tourist Information.
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