- [Man] That's Brooklyn.
Right there.
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- So Brooklyn and Bailey are here visiting for a minute,
and they brought Finn.
He hasn't been here for a while and he's gotten a lot bigger
but look at what he's doing with Ash right now.
(barking)
Well it's officially Thanksgiving here in the UK,
we're in a layover at London Heathrow,
but they don't celebrate it here.
We're actually flying through Thanksgiving in the US.
And we're gonna land in Rome late Thanksgiving day.
We made it, first flight's done, ten hours.
- That was nine hours, but it it felt like 11.
- How'd you do on the plane Dax.
- Good.
- Thought it was gonna be a little sketchy,
cause he was kinda grumpy going into it,
but you slept and then that was better huh?
- I'm going to tell you a story that happened to Brooklyn.
Brooklyn was stretching, she was stretching on the plane.
We just got off a couple minutes ago,
and when she was stretching, I reached up
and touched her hand
and she felt that, so she looked back.
And this is what happened.
She looked back and she saw all of us sleeping,
but I was fake sleeping,
so when we finally got to the airport and she asked,
she said that I laughed and I told her that I did it.
And that was so hilarious.
- Uh huh, very funny.
(laughing)
- I love that.
- We're in Rome.
Whoo, so this morning we got up super bright and early
to go to the Vatican.
It was really exciting, I'm excited to see it.
Take lots of good pictures.
Kamri brought her camera,
so we're gonna get lots of good pictures, right Kamri?
- Yep.
- We are inside the Vatican museum.
All these old artifacts everywhere.
Look how beautiful this is.
We're headed into the Sistine Chapel next.
If we spend 30 seconds viewing
every artifact they have here,
it would take 12 years to see them all.
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- We weren't supposed to film in the Sistine Chapel,
they reminded me that as I was walking in,
so you got a sneak peek before they made me
put my camera away.
Here we are looking at some of the little trinkets
and things that were owned by the Popes
over the centuries are stored in this hall.
It's the longest library in the world.
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This is the Vatican flag, and right above it,
those are rocks from the moon,
donated to the Pope by President Nixon.
Pretty darn cool, rocks on the moon in the Vatican.
This is the Vatican, which is it's own country.
140 acres.
Just came out of the museum, there's St Peters.
Right there, we will be going there shortly.
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This is a tub from Cleopatra.
She had 300 donkeys ready to give milk
so she could bathe inside of it.
(overlapped talking)
- That's Brooklyn.
- [Paisley] No that's you.
- Right there.
This is St. Peters Square.
There's the obelisk.
The Pope comes and speaks here on Christmas and Easter.
This is Michelangelo's Pieta.
Mary holding her son, Jesus, after he was crucified.
It's beautiful.
There is where St. Peter was crucified upside down.
And they found his tomb here by Constantine in the year 400.
- We are about to do 350 steps
to the top of St. Peter's dome.
I just want to get a picture of what
we all look like right now.
- Oh yeah.
- And then what we're gonna look like at the top.
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- [Man] You look like you're walking diagonally.
That's so weird.
St. Peter's Square.
We're up in the dome here.
This is the top of the dome.
Just a few minutes ago, we were right up there.
Way up there.
Plaza out in front of St. Peter's Basilica.
This is the line, we were fortunately able
to skip all of that by getting a tour guide.
We were right up inside there,
that little fenced area was where we were looking down from.
So here's the plaza in front of the Pantheon.
It's like a major old building just in the middle of Rome.
Right?
(laughing)
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(water splashes)
- [Woman] Tell us what the three coins thrown
into the Trevi Fountain mean.
- The first one means, return to Rome,
the second one means a new romance,
and the third one means a good marriage.
- [Woman] You have to do it from your right hand
over your left shoulder, backwards.
You can just throw it.
One, return to Rome.
- [Woman] Look up when you do it.
- [Woman] Two, yay, new romance.
And three, did it get it?
- I think so.
- Okay, okay.
Go for it,
Wooo.
Go Dax, yep, good job. (laughing)
- [Woman] Look at these streets.
Dying.
- We started this morning bright and early,
by heading to the temple in Rome.
- Mmhmm, it's beautiful.
- So we are here, I don't know
if you can see the temple behind me.
We're just inside by the Christus.
You can see the 12 Apostales behind him,
and waiting to start a little tour.
- We're at the ancient Roman Forum here in Rome.
You can see it all right here behind me.
We're just hearing the history about it right now.
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- Everyone's taking a break, stretching our legs.
Taking pictures.
- [Woman] Go!
- [Woman] That was terrible.
- Ready, set, go!
(laughing)
- Go!
(cheering)
- [Man] Brooklyn ordered a pizza, it's not cut.
How is it?
- I got a nice bite of crust.
- [Man] Panini, that looks good over there.
Mom's going for it too.
All right this is how she did.
- Yum!
- That's all that's left.
That is Mt Vesuvius, that is the volcano that exploded
and buried all of Pompeii.
Covered it in ash, and all the people were destroyed.
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This is the Pompeii center, the piazza, the plaza.
So when the Pompeiian's were hit with the pyroclastic gas
and the ash, they died and were buried in the ash,
and as their bodies decayed, when they excavated,
they found these vacant areas in the ash,
so they poured plaster down into the shape of the bodies,
so that's what you see is the shape
of the body as they died.
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These ruts right here are from the chariots.
Carved in over many many years of use.
(mumbled talking)
This is the bakery.
- Yes.
- [Man] There's the pizza oven, right there.
(mumbled talking)
Pour the grain in here, and then there would be
big sticks here that would push them
and grind the flour our here,
sweep it off to make the bread.
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That's the cold bath,
and that's where the rain water would come down in.
- [Woman] Pompeii apparently has the hugest lemons
on the planet, put your hand up by that lemon.
Yeah.
They look like cantaloupes.
But we got lemon slushies and they're delicious.
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- [Man] Tucked in fisherman village by the sea.
So pretty.
- [Woman] We're driving down the Amalfi coast.
(overlapped talking)
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We're getting near the end of the day.
The sun is setting, and we are concluding
our last stop in Amalfi.
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What did you think today Brooklyn?
Glad we came down south?
- Oh yes.
I liked Pompeii a lot, thought that was really interesting.
But sad.
- Very sad, seeing all the little human shapes.
- Very sad.
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- So I've been home maybe 12 hours.
And Marney went home, Debbie Grandma came in.
And this morning we're doing a photoshoot,
headshots for Kamri,
so we're up in the studio, we got everything all set up.
Jessie's here shooting for us again.
Final touches for Kamri.
How you feeling Kam?
- Good.
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- [Woman] Yay, we're done!
Say it call it.
- That's a wrap.
- Yeah!
Today, Kamri's show starts, and we have not seen it.
So we decided to have some of her friends
come over so we could do a viewing party.
Kamri cheated and watched it before all of us.
Alex how's the popcorn?
- The gummy bears are better.
- Is there M&M's in the bottom too?
- I think so.
- That looks.
This is what we did, look, we made a cute little popcorn bar
and we did go armadillos
cause that's what the track team is on the show.
And we did balloons in the color of the track team.
And then all of these little toppings you can add
to the popcorn, just for fun.
Cause we watned to make it feel special
that tonight was her first show.
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