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Two of many shelves of Brunello at Burnebei, one block from Casa di Alice.
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Two of many shelves of Brunello at Burnebei, one block from Casa di Alice.
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Two of many shelves of Brunello at Burnebei, one block from Casa di Alice.
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Morning cappuccino at Paulette’s, down the street from St. Stephen’s.
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Scenes from a mid-day walk to the Pantheon, with stops in the Jewish Ghetto, Campi di Fiori, and Isola Tebirina. And, yes, that is the beaver-sized rat, the so-called Italian Capybara, that we saw swimming in the Tiber.
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St. Stephen’s School of Rome – diversity, inner courtyard, bizarre sculpture.
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Flavio Al Velavevodetto. At the recommendation of Conde Naste, enjoyed our first real meal in Rome. Rigatoni alla matriciana, cotolette d’abbacchio panate e fritte con contorno (rabbit), and broccoletti di rape ripassate in padella. Delicious traditional Roman cuisine. Great value at 40€ (including wine, bread and service). Lovely Italian waitress who spoke excellent English. All Italians.
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Raised brow on the Ponte (bridge) Sublicio from Trastevere to Testaccio.