Howard and Dayna’s Top Ten
#1: Walking between Trevi Fountain and the Pantheon in Rome
#1: Walking between Trevi Fountain and the Pantheon in Rome
#2: Borghese Gallery in Rome
#3: Pompeii
#4: Amalfi Coast
#5: Tuscan countryside and hill towns
#6: Bike-riding in Lucca
#7: Bargello Museo Nazionale in Florence
#8: Chianti Sculpture Garden
#9: Venice
#10: The Cinque Terre
Because we couldn’t limit it to ten, here are the next ten in no particular order:
Driving in Italy
View from Manuel’s Guesthouse in Montorosso
Outdoor antique markets
David (“the” David)
Cappuccinos
Duomo in Milan
Alabaster of Volterra
Boboli Gardens in Florence
Colosseum in Rome
Assisi
Okay, so we can’t quite limit it to twenty. Here are a few honorable mentions:
Il Campo in Seina
Duomo in Orevito
Raffaele Ariante of Assisi
St. Peter’s Basilica at the Vatican
Spanish Steps in Rome
Oh, and we really liked the Sistine Chapel
Thank you to all of you who have joined us on this trip through my blog. And a very special thank you to those who have been so faithful in leaving your comments, thoughts, suggestions, and good cheer - you have made this trip much richer as a result!
8 comments:
That looks just like my bike...just different coloring. I think I need to add some polkadots!!
Your photos are phenomenal !! What a fantastic trip you've had. Thanks for sharing.
Safe journey home.
:-)
Shelly
i liked the glass, the rocks, the shells, the litter/trash, and oh yeah the glass. the boots are good. sculpture gardens. morning view. abandoned buildings. flea market finds. but best of all...knowing the folks who took the trip.
it's a dalmation bike! safe journey home, you two!
the cinque terra made it Darren and my top ten, too - Darren still compares every pizza we get to one he got there - complete with fresh pineapple. :) Thanks so much for sharing all of this with us!! (even though I am about a week behind now on your blog . . .)
i also loved pompeii (have wanted to visit there since i was in 2nd grade, so went vicariously with you!), the chianti gardens, and would have loved the bike riding. but so many beautiful places that you so generously shared with us. i feel as if i've gone myself and if i don't get there i can live happily knowing i am more in touch with the italy you visited. bless you, dayna! vicki
I enjoyed tagging along on your trip - thanks for the beautiful photos and stories. May you get over jet lag quickly!
Theresa
Thanks for your visit to my blog - I did enjoy tagging along with you and had the same sentiment as you - we can't see everything (as much as we wanted to)! It makes for something to look forward to on the next trip, doesn't it?
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