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Rome – Sequel
Here are some photos I took a year ago in Rome. Would you join me for a walk along the Tiber and over to picturesque piazzas and promenades of this eternal city?
Ponte Vittorio Emanuele II
Pincio
Fontana di piazza della Rotonda
A view from Pincio
Ponte Fabricio
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Sorry Paula, mon doigt a glissé pendant mon rate.. These pics deserve 5 stars, like better the view from Pincio, quelle lumière !
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😀 Merci de m’avoir explique.
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Sempre al vostro servizio, signora… ‘hahaha’ 🙂
Rome is definitely a stroll worth – wonderful city…. 🙂 🙂
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Ciao 🙂
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Beautiful. This is what I love about Europe: the history that is shown in its architecture and the sculptures that are casually placed along piazzas.
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🙂
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Lovely as usual Paula. The view out over the city and “Ponte Fabricio” are my favorites.
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Thanks Jeff 🙂 Ponte Fabricio is the oldest preserved bridge in Rome from the year 62 BC.
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Rome remains to be the best city in my book. Your gallery is acting up on my iPad. It only shows half of it.
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You should switch to Android 😛 Thank you, Rommel 🙂
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Ow I can see it now. 😀
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Oooh ces vues de Rome sont grandioses !
Oui, je voudrais te rejoindre pour m’y promener ! 🙂
Quelles sont les références de la musique ?
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Je suis contente que tu me les as demandees .) V. Galilei – Venetian Lute 🙂
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Super ! Merci 🙂
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Julie, I am a complete moron today… (pmsing) The music references I gave you here go with my photo of teatro olimpico; in this one it is Alan Parsons Project – In the lap of Gods. Desolee…
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Ah d’accord, pas de problème ! Ça me fait découvrir deux belles musiques 😉 Merci Paula.
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I even dared to send you an email explaining the mix up. Sorry love 😀
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I’m glad you sent me an email, but please stop calling yourself a moron my friend ! 😉
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Tu es une jeune fille bien gentille. Je suis contente d’avoir fait ta connaissance 🙂
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C’est réciproque ! 🙂
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I love the share… great photos…
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Thank you really 🙂 People like you make this sharing experience count 🙂 Take care Bulldog!
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Would I? Yes. I love these stone bridges.
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🙂 Me too – they were the highlight of Rome 🙂
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I do like this share!
Stupende riprese della Città Eterna!
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🙂 Sono contenta, Anna. Baci
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Grande!!! Baci.
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love the collection. This is a good reminder that I’ll have to visit Rome.
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Stunning views. You really do have an eye for some incredible illumination…
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🙂 Ti ringrazio Alessandro….
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Merci pour cette charmante promenade. Ville lumière dont l’atmosphère est superbement rendue.
Belle fin de journée Paula.
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Belle semaine a toi, Patrick. Merci bien d’etre venu ici pour te promener avec moi 🙂
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Hi Paula, I just discovered your blog and I love it 🙂 These images are very beautiful. The view from Pincio and the ponte Fabricio are superb, the sky in these photos is wonderful 🙂
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I absolutely would, Paula. You know I enjoy a beautiful walk. Thanks for sharing your lovely outlook 🙂
And Malta? Are we returning soon?
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I don’t know. I don’t feel like going there now.
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Love love love Paula 🙂 Rome is high on my list of places I really really want to visit 🙂
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The light you caught is wonderful in these photos. They take me on a memory trip to my last visit two years ago….I loved it then and a I love it through your lens Paula 🙂
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Fantastic scenes Paula, thanks for taking me along!
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Beautiful like Venice, only with less water.
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😀 that’s one way to look at it 🙂 Have you been there, Allen?
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Not yet.
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One of the saddest parts of war is the destruction of art. In the end, was it worth it? I am not sure, but I do know that looting and defacing art is a moral kind of crime.
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A lot can be said about wars…. Thank you very much for stopping by to comment.
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Thank you for that most enjoyable walk Paula. Your shot of the view from Pincio is outstanding!!
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Thanks, Madhu
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I’ve only been once but only through work on a short trip so would love to go again. Only got one shot I was happy to put up. Your photos make me desperate to go back properly 🙂
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Dear Alex, I wish I could hang more on your blog now, but I am working 12 hours a day this week. Comments like yours do cheer me up :). I wish you could visit Rome soon, preferably outside the typical tourist season and in nice weather 🙂 Warm regards, Paula
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I look forward to your comments and opinions in the future. I know that feeling of being overworked only too well! Just promise to keep taking loads of photos!
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THANK YOU 🙂 I will put more pics of Rome and links to it and other parts of Italy in my Travel/Italy section next weekend so that you can join me for more walks, Alex. Thank you for the “follow” too. It is very nice corresponding with you 🙂
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Thanks. I have local shots but most of mine are taken when abroad. Sites like yours continue to inspire me to take more.
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I will ask you one question and then get back to my tedious translating work .. where do you live?
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Not tedious at all. London. Wonderful city.
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Paula paula….what a lucky girl you are to have experienced this!!! Gorgeous photos.
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Hello Laurie, Thank you for stopping by. I have been and still am terribly busy. I thought you would be off blog for a while?
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A most enjoyable stroll, thank you so much Paula. The view from Pincio is breathtaking!
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Liebe Grüße und eine schöne vorweihnachtliche Zeit Grüße lieb Gislinde
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Thank you very much Gislinde. You are very kind.
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I enjoyed the walk with you Paula 🙂
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Then I’ll take you with me for my next walk in Rome (the virtual one :D)
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Look forward to it 🙂
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You photograph like a painter.
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