One of the places we saw on our golf cart tour was Piazza Navona. For our first day out it was a great choice. Recently cleaned and nicely filled with churches and fountains. Also it has an obelisk! Once we looked over the piazza we wandered the streets around the area. We came upon a market in a square, a jewelry shop and many other interesting items.
A classy car in our parking lot
The first big fountain, the fountain of the four rivers
Lions!
Lion butt
The church, obelisk and fountain
Real Egyptian or Roman made?
It was real and was brought from Aswan Egypt
Horse
Horse butt
Scary fish
Mere mortal trying to get Neptune to chill. Actually there was a man on each of the four corners representing the four great rivers. Nile, Danube, Ganges and Rio de la Platte
It was hard to decide which river was which
The mythical beasts did not give us any help
This figure is looking up at the church with disdain. Apparently the designer of the fountain did not like the designer of the church
A figure on the church looking with disdain at the fountain. The feeling was mutual from the designer of the church
He did a fine job on the church
Charles Chaplin
He got my Euro
The next fountain
A smaller fountain but much cleaner
Playing the hammer dulcimer
Horn blowing to accompany
A fine sunny day
We were sharing the square with a goodly amount of other visitors
A maze of building blocks
He is so sad because he is wearing diapers
A happy dog
George Costanza takes his money from the show about nothing and moves to Italy to start a restaurant
Fish fishy!
Octopusfishy
Redfishy
Meat hooks on the wall of a butchers
We passed a market and there was every variety of limoncello
Under the watchful eye of the Monk
It slices, dices and julienne fries
Everywhere is a bell tower
So many flowers to choose from
The Monk is still watching
Dogs...not for sale!
The streets were narrow and winding with a surprise are each turn
Ancient doors
Embassy of Patron Tequila
This bike has been parked here too long
A store of shiny things
Shiny item purchased
Mamma Mia, the pasta does not make itself!
Megandering is what we call this
It has been 2 years and 355 days since we began our Migration
