It looks like I may have to travel outside of France when I am next in Europe.
Fraussie
February 19th, 2012 at 6:52 pm
If I didn’t live in France, I’d live in Italy. There are so many wonderful places to visit there.
Lyn
August 2nd, 2012 at 12:32 am
Thanks for the lovely photos, my camera was stolen after I had visited the gardens so I don’t have any photos. Despite this hiccup, I still loved Italy.
Fraussie
August 2nd, 2012 at 8:34 am
How disappointing! That happened to me at the end of my first visit to Spain back in 1976. I left my camera with all the film I’d taken in the train. I realised about 5 minutes after I left my seat but by then, it was gone. And I still haven’t been back to anywhere except Seville!
[…] went to Rome in August when all the Romans flee the city, of course, to places like the Tivoli Gardens, because it’s too hot. The only way to survive was to get up early then go back to our […]
I remember my mother seeing Villa D’Este on her first trip to Italy. She brought back a guide book with pictures like these.
And do you remember the last photo? The Fountain of Diana of Ephesus?
It looks like I may have to travel outside of France when I am next in Europe.
If I didn’t live in France, I’d live in Italy. There are so many wonderful places to visit there.
Thanks for the lovely photos, my camera was stolen after I had visited the gardens so I don’t have any photos. Despite this hiccup, I still loved Italy.
How disappointing! That happened to me at the end of my first visit to Spain back in 1976. I left my camera with all the film I’d taken in the train. I realised about 5 minutes after I left my seat but by then, it was gone. And I still haven’t been back to anywhere except Seville!
[…] went to Rome in August when all the Romans flee the city, of course, to places like the Tivoli Gardens, because it’s too hot. The only way to survive was to get up early then go back to our […]
[…] in the room above where the inhabitants of the villa came to keep cool. It reminds me of the Tivoli Gardens near […]