The Baker's Tomb, for a baker who made a fortune supplying bread to the Imperial forces. The holes represent the openings in an oven.
The Romans are thin-blooded. They were all wearing heavy coats even though it was about 68F.
Denny outside San Giovanni in Laterano basilica
These doors were taken off the Curia in the Forum.
Statues on top of San Giovanni in Laterano
Denny by some sort of decorative water feature.
We happened upon a marathon.
This woman did a whole marathon with zero legs. It was very inspiring.
Turtle Fountain.
This shoe store had really outrageous shoes and boots.
Such as these.
Denny next to a whole lot of artichokes
You know who's still really good at sculpture? Michelangelo (this time in St. Peter's)
Martyr's foot, St. Peter's
Denny bought me these beautiful cashmere-lined, buttery-soft leather gloves as part of my birthday present.
SAS got it right with their slogan.
Our hotel in Copenhagen had nice bath products.
The Scandi-chic bathroom door
Copenhagen is very bike-friendly.
Denny relaxes in the luxurious hotel bed
Pretty hotel lobby
The Copenhagen airport had cool stuff in it.
We ate hotdogs. They offered many toppings indeed.
Hotel textures