What better way to celebrate a victory than raising the flag and having a parade. These three images were a feast for the eyes this summer: The Rue Saint-Denis, Celebration of June 30, 1878, Claude Monet, Musee Des Beaux-Arts Allies … Continue reading
we looked out over the rolling green hills with just a little mist and mystery rolled in to the picture to make the evening most memorable. Continue reading
We kept the last 4 day of our trip open so that we were free to wander as we desired. After looking at the map, we decided on the inspirational town of Assisi, home of St Francis and the pilgrimage … Continue reading
Our lasting impressions of Milan… CLEAN It is clean, super clean in fact. Even the metro and sotopassiagios smell fresh. IMPORTANT It’s very busy and important. The people move at a quick clip and there are few gypsies on the … Continue reading
Two artists take starring roles in the city of Rome: Michelangelo and Bernini. and the best art seems to be tucked safely away (and free for the viewing) in many city churches. Near our hotel we stopped into the Diocletian … Continue reading
What’s a trip to Italy without the art? Even though we ditched Florence this time around, we did manage to see a few of our favorites while in Rome. Rome’s museums are dramatically underwhelming. When you have ancient temple columns … Continue reading
A Moveable Feast 