CS Get-Together - ROME, ITALY - 3-5 April 2009 (868)
LOL ok thx!
mike69spain: We booked 6 months ago I believe, but do not ask me where...
Oslo knows - we ask her to post you details
Oslo knows - we ask her to post you details
Irockhearts: LOL ok thx!
I've asked her to already, we all use her as our info-safe, so we do not need to remember a single thing, we just go back and ask her whatever it was we said
Ok will try to be with u all but I think maybe from the 4th(saturday).
mike69spain: I've asked her to already, we all use her as our info-safe, so we do not need to remember a single thing, we just go back and ask her whatever it was we said
Irockhearts: Ok will try to be with u all but I think maybe from the 4th(saturday).
You have mail!!
Just done a count, people...
16 for dinner!!!
Not counting the ones that haven't replied...
16 for dinner!!!
Not counting the ones that haven't replied...
Olsojente: Just done a count, people... 16 for dinner!!! Not counting the ones that haven't replied...
Oslo.... you really DO have to do something about your table manners?!
roseofsharon: Oslo.... you really DO have to do something about your table manners?!
Not bringing the kids this time...
The Aventine Keyhole
For those in the know, this is a popular attraction. Locals bring their visitors here to admire the impressive optical effect created by Piranesi. It doesn't sound that wonderful; some trees and St. Peter's, but few leave uncharmed. Located in the artistic and enigmatic Piazza dei Cavalieri di Malta, a gate bars the entrance to the Priory of the Knights of Malta. Queue up to have a look through the ornate keyhole, and you'll see the Vatican's vast white cathedral floating at the end of a symmetrical tunnel of trimmed trees.
The piazza is placed on the Aventine Hill (Aventino), which is a nice tranquil place to stroll on a sunny day. To reach the keyhole, you follow Via di Santa Sabina from the Circo Massimo (Circus Maximus) past a rose garden, two attractive churches and a couple of delightful panoramic parks. One, a walled garden filled with orange trees, hosts outdoors theatre in the summer months.
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For those in the know, this is a popular attraction. Locals bring their visitors here to admire the impressive optical effect created by Piranesi. It doesn't sound that wonderful; some trees and St. Peter's, but few leave uncharmed. Located in the artistic and enigmatic Piazza dei Cavalieri di Malta, a gate bars the entrance to the Priory of the Knights of Malta. Queue up to have a look through the ornate keyhole, and you'll see the Vatican's vast white cathedral floating at the end of a symmetrical tunnel of trimmed trees.
The piazza is placed on the Aventine Hill (Aventino), which is a nice tranquil place to stroll on a sunny day. To reach the keyhole, you follow Via di Santa Sabina from the Circo Massimo (Circus Maximus) past a rose garden, two attractive churches and a couple of delightful panoramic parks. One, a walled garden filled with orange trees, hosts outdoors theatre in the summer months.
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Olsojente: The Aventine Keyhole
For those in the know, this is a popular attraction. Locals bring their visitors here to admire the impressive optical effect created by Piranesi. It doesn't sound that wonderful; some trees and St. Peter's, but few leave uncharmed. Located in the artistic and enigmatic Piazza dei Cavalieri di Malta, a gate bars the entrance to the Priory of the Knights of Malta. Queue up to have a look through the ornate keyhole, and you'll see the Vatican's vast white cathedral floating at the end of a symmetrical tunnel of trimmed trees.
The piazza is placed on the Aventine Hill (Aventino), which is a nice tranquil place to stroll on a sunny day. To reach the keyhole, you follow Via di Santa Sabina from the Circo Massimo (Circus Maximus) past a rose garden, two attractive churches and a couple of delightful panoramic parks. One, a walled garden filled with orange trees, hosts outdoors theatre in the summer months.
For those in the know, this is a popular attraction. Locals bring their visitors here to admire the impressive optical effect created by Piranesi. It doesn't sound that wonderful; some trees and St. Peter's, but few leave uncharmed. Located in the artistic and enigmatic Piazza dei Cavalieri di Malta, a gate bars the entrance to the Priory of the Knights of Malta. Queue up to have a look through the ornate keyhole, and you'll see the Vatican's vast white cathedral floating at the end of a symmetrical tunnel of trimmed trees.
The piazza is placed on the Aventine Hill (Aventino), which is a nice tranquil place to stroll on a sunny day. To reach the keyhole, you follow Via di Santa Sabina from the Circo Massimo (Circus Maximus) past a rose garden, two attractive churches and a couple of delightful panoramic parks. One, a walled garden filled with orange trees, hosts outdoors theatre in the summer months.
Now you have me very jealous..............
vinny1967: Now you have me very jealous..............
and me
foreveryoung1: and me
Hi FY..................
I would love to go.........Hve never been to Rome........Northern Italy yes..............and they seem like a real friendly bunch going..........Well most of them..
How are you...........
Why not have a little cruise around and view the
sights before you go.
This link will take to Via Tacito. Have a stoll
down the street, check out the restaurant.
When the map comes up, copy and paste
Via Tacito 00193 Roma into the search maps box.
A pic of the street will be displayed, click
on 'street view' you should be able to view
and travel down the street, look around 360'
and up and down.
Maybe have a look around other sights in Rome
also.
Google street view...fascinating
sights before you go.
This link will take to Via Tacito. Have a stoll
down the street, check out the restaurant.
When the map comes up, copy and paste
Via Tacito 00193 Roma into the search maps box.
A pic of the street will be displayed, click
on 'street view' you should be able to view
and travel down the street, look around 360'
and up and down.
Maybe have a look around other sights in Rome
also.
Google street view...fascinating
bodleing: Why not have a little cruise around and view the
sights before you go.
This link will take to Via Tacito. Have a stoll
down the street, check out the restaurant.
When the map comes up, copy and paste
Via Tacito 00193 Roma into the search maps box.
A pic of the street will be displayed, click
on 'street view' you should be able to view
and travel down the street, look around 360'
and up and down.
Maybe have a look around other sights in Rome
also.
Google street view...fascinating
sights before you go.
This link will take to Via Tacito. Have a stoll
down the street, check out the restaurant.
When the map comes up, copy and paste
Via Tacito 00193 Roma into the search maps box.
A pic of the street will be displayed, click
on 'street view' you should be able to view
and travel down the street, look around 360'
and up and down.
Maybe have a look around other sights in Rome
also.
Google street view...fascinating
Bodleing is a spying beware
I am gonna put a black out blind in the WC....
Tamarin: Bodleing is a spying beware
I am gonna put a black out blind in the WC....
I am gonna put a black out blind in the WC....
Haha, you got me sussed.
bodleing: Why not have a little cruise around and view the
sights before you go.
This link will take to Via Tacito. Have a stoll
down the street, check out the restaurant.
When the map comes up, copy and paste
Via Tacito 00193 Roma into the search maps box.
A pic of the street will be displayed, click
on 'street view' you should be able to view
and travel down the street, look around 360'
and up and down.
Maybe have a look around other sights in Rome
also.
Google street view...fascinating
sights before you go.
This link will take to Via Tacito. Have a stoll
down the street, check out the restaurant.
When the map comes up, copy and paste
Via Tacito 00193 Roma into the search maps box.
A pic of the street will be displayed, click
on 'street view' you should be able to view
and travel down the street, look around 360'
and up and down.
Maybe have a look around other sights in Rome
also.
Google street view...fascinating
Tune in next friday, and we'll give you a wave!!
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If I come I'd just like to stay where someone else is...ty.
We booked 6 months ago I believe, but do not ask me where...
Oslo knows - we ask her to post you details