Venice To Verona
Hannah and the Bean were pushing pretty hard for a gondola ride, but it's expensive and, well, a tad cheesy. But we broke down on the last morning and it was totally worth it -- if for nothing more than to see how excited our surprise announcement was for the girls. Plus, it really turned out not to be cheesy at all.
The Roman amphitheater in Verona, which is where the 2010 Giro d' Italia wrapped up. Super well preserved and 2,000 years old.
Lots of love grafitti at the house of Juliet iin Verona.
Letters to Julliet.
Hannah adds to the collection.
The lovelorn and hopeful and the thinking of yous. It was all there in the hallway.
It's for luck -- although my coworkers know my affinity for mannikins at Surf Expo breakdown.
Juliet with her polished right breast.
Juliet's balcony -- yeah, it's not real, but it doesn't stop the thousands and thousands of romantics from visiting the spot each week.
The view from the Roman museum.
Roman mosaics.
The Roman theater up in the Cyprus tress offered great views back down to the city.
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