Plotting a Walk in Rome

July 14, 2018. I did not go in. It was too hot to queue, and the crowds were too much. I was happy enough to walk around it.

I’m working on a post detailing a walk from the other year. It will be a longish post (or maybe several) because there’s so much involved. It was quite a long, meandering, circular walk–wherein I came across churches, ruins, excavations, and Roger Waters. until then, please enjoy this photo of the Colosseum that I took that (too) hot July day.

Next post: The first leg of the walk–from the Pantheon to the Capitoline.

 

Author: Jacqueline A. Pollard

City Walker. Photo-taker. Lit PhD.

4 thoughts on “Plotting a Walk in Rome”

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