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Friday, June 24, 2011

Arco Felice

Yep, that is a Roman aqueduct. Well, a part of one. After being here for almost a month, I still can't get over the fact that while driving I look out the window and see remnants of buildings from civilizations older than the country I just came from. Shoot, most the time they are even older than the oldest buildings I've seen in other parts of Europe.

This one will actually become a part of my daily commute should I end up living in Monte Di Procida as the road passes under it. Yeah, told you all it was an amazing place. On my way up the hill I pass by half of a temple for one of the Roman gods, possibly Diana. It's amazing to me that these buildings are still standing!

Okay, Erin I still owe you way more but I just wanted to let you know that I'm working on this tasking.

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