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    The Port of Naples: by drmitch, Views[195]
         		 Castel del Ovo - named from a medieval legend which tells that the Roman poet Virgil, who developed a medieval reputation as a great sorcerer as well, put a magical egg in the foundations to support them.: by drmitch, Views[234]
         		 A better view of the port of Naples: by drmitch, Views[198]
         		 Cannon pointed at the city from the castle: by drmitch, Views[195]
         		 Inside St Peters, possibly the most amazing cathedral I've visited so far, and totally worth getting up at 6am to visit!: by drmitch, Views[250]
     
    Absolutely amazing atmosphere: by drmitch, Views[229]
         		 View from the top of the dome: by drmitch, Views[133]
         		 by drmitch, Views[102]
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    Heading up the basilica above the floor of the cathedral: by drmitch, Views[172]
         		 Climbing the stairs up the dome - the sloped walls were a bit unnerving!: by drmitch, Views[152]
         		 Nothing like a self-photo on top of the basilica!: by drmitch, Views[121]
         		 by drmitch, Views[143]
         		 by drmitch, Views[143]
     
    Looking up at the roof of the basilica : by drmitch, Views[186]
         		 by drmitch, Views[153]
         		 The mosaics were amazing works of art: by drmitch, Views[161]
         		 On the roof of St Peters about to head up the dome: by drmitch, Views[129]
         		 by drmitch, Views[142]
     
    Lining up at St Peters: by drmitch, Views[269]
         		 The bishops on parade: by drmitch, Views[137]
         		 You can just see the Pope in white: by drmitch, Views[132]
         		 Palm Sunday at the Vatican - no you can't visit the church, but you can see the Pope...from a distance: by drmitch, Views[132]
         		 Some of the lazy guards didn't even have to walk!: by drmitch, Views[130]
     
    Security is understandably tight, but they were very friendly: by drmitch, Views[189]
         		 by drmitch, Views[186]
         		 The Colosseum is amazing when lit up at night: by drmitch, Views[163]
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    Trevi Fountain looks amazing...still packed though: by drmitch, Views[145]
         		 The Fontana del Nettuno (Fountain of Neptune) stands on the west side: by drmitch, Views[141]
         		 Need to cool the drinks? Beggars can't be choosers. And yes we washed it out first! : by drmitch, Views[161]
         		 Check out all that meat! mmmm just need some cheese and crackers: by drmitch, Views[141]
         		 Everything looks different at night: by drmitch, Views[134]
     
    by drmitch, Views[136]
         		 Crazy crowds on the Spanish Steps: by drmitch, Views[149]
         		 The entrance of the Tridente from Piazza del Popolo, defined by the
         		 by drmitch, Views[163]
         		 I've found a car for me!: by drmitch, Views[207]
     
    by drmitch, Views[116]
         		 Looking down on the packed street in front of the Spanish Steps: by drmitch, Views[143]
         		 That is not natural: by drmitch, Views[148]
         		 Now this guy was flexible: by drmitch, Views[158]
         		 Beautiful wall frescoes transfered to the museum: by drmitch, Views[184]
     
    Curved buildings around Piazza del Popolo: by drmitch, Views[487]
         		 My favorite works of art - sculptures - in the National Museum of Rome: by drmitch, Views[163]
         		 Ben's had enough of sculptures: by drmitch, Views[210]
         		 Seated Boxer - a work of Lyssipus of Sikyon, a sculptor who worked for Alexander the Great, (or a work of Apollonius?, c. 225 BC ): by drmitch, Views[1256]
         		 One of the most famous reproductions of an original bronze, showing an athlete throwing a discus, that was probably the work of Myron, a Greek sculptor renowned for his athletic portraits. This fine marble copy dates from the mid-second century BC.: by drmitch, Views[233]
     
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