So we just got to our Airbnb and it's completely creepy. They left a key for us
outside that doesn't actually go to the outside door it's just completely
unlocked so we walked in and the hallways are all dark. It looks like an
abandoned building and then we came upstairs and went that way and it
looks like it's some kind of preschool or something but it's completely dark
and sketchy. So we're trying to figure out where the apartment is. Where could it be?
I'm not sure, is it in here? I doubt it. I was told she left the keys for us and
she sent me this photo saying this is where the second key is. That's what
we're looking for. We're on a scavenger hunt for this little like Saw looking photo.
I want to play a game. No, Jackson...
Well, that was fun!
Hey, there it is...
With our time in the European Union dwindling we had one day in Rome so we
left on foot for the Pope's Walled City, Country, Museum, Holy Church...The Vatican.
We're in the Vatican. We're going to the Vatican Museum, St. Peter's Basilica
no, yeah Vatican Museum, what's the other one?
Sistine Chapel. Vatican Museum, Sistine Chapel, St. Peter's Basilica, but now we're part of a guided tour.
After our pilgrimage to the Cathedral we set across Rome to see arguably the most
iconic feature of Rome. The Flavian Amphitheater, the Colosseum. This great
amphitheatre was built in the 70's made from travertine a limestone that we
would consider today locally sourced some 20 kilometers away. Inside this
great ring countless men, animals, and vessels died for the entertainment of
the mass. A short 20 minute walk took us to the world-renowned Trevi Fountain
carved from the same stone as the Colosseum designed by Italian architect
Nicola Salvi and completed by Giuseppe Pannini it stands today as one
of the great artistic endeavors of man. Another great endeavor of man is that of
mail and shipping. We were able to ship ourselves a package to Rome in an Amazon locker.
We live in a very strange world...