Hi, Ruthe decided to stay in the room for the afternoon of our second day in Rome as she was not feeling well. Therefore, I headed for the Spanish Steps and Trevi Fountain on my own.
Gas stations in Rome are unlike any I have seen before. They occupy a small strip of sidewalk at the curb.
Further on I passed the Piazza del Popolo; in modern times translated as the people's plaza (above and two below).
When I reached the Spanish Steps I found them under restoration and not worth photographing due to all of the fencing and scaffolding. The only thing I photographed in the area was the Fontana della Barcaccia.
Above is a typical street scene in Rome.
My final destination was the Trevi Fountain (above and below). I was impressed with the sculpture.
As I walked back to the hotel I encountered this street artist. What was intriguing was his painting solely with spray cans.
This is one of his paintings.
These musicians were playing next to the artist.
I found this wall and steps on the far bank of the Tiber to be very interesting.
Thanks for looking.
Gas stations in Rome are unlike any I have seen before. They occupy a small strip of sidewalk at the curb.
Further on I passed the Piazza del Popolo; in modern times translated as the people's plaza (above and two below).
When I reached the Spanish Steps I found them under restoration and not worth photographing due to all of the fencing and scaffolding. The only thing I photographed in the area was the Fontana della Barcaccia.
Above is a typical street scene in Rome.
My final destination was the Trevi Fountain (above and below). I was impressed with the sculpture.
As I walked back to the hotel I encountered this street artist. What was intriguing was his painting solely with spray cans.
This is one of his paintings.
These musicians were playing next to the artist.
I found this wall and steps on the far bank of the Tiber to be very interesting.
Thanks for looking.
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