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We got there early and Karen, Hunt, and I moved through quickly. I hate to admit this but there’s too much ‘there’ there for me. The statues, painted walls and ceilings all began to run together. This is a Sistine floor. I took it right before they said no photos. Karen and Hunt did not want to go up into the dome at St. Peter’s, so I went by myself. Along with dozens of others. First you are inside, looking down into the Basilica. Then up more, and to the outside area very near the top. I do love seeing a city from above, outside. Once down we had an amazing gluten free lunch. I had little round lemony donuts for dessert! Then we met back up with Hunt’s students and went all over the place. Have I said this was a 9.8 mile day? …or a fountain. Some are more famous than others. The Trevi Fountain is very famous, as indicated by the crowd. There are about 300 more photos but I’ll stop here. Good idea, right? Tomorrow we go out to see other things. I’ll be back. Karen and I have done our best to experience everything we could from Tuesday afternoon through Thursday night. I think we did pretty well! We’ve eaten at pubs, and mastered getting around on the Tu*e. We went to two shows! Matilda on Tuesday night and, sad to say, I did a bit of napping once the lights went down. I do, however, remember a lot of it. Last night we saw The Play That Goes Wrong and that is one funny play! No photos allowed during either so you just have to take We went to the Imperial War Museum which I might not have visited but it was high on Karen’s list. It is a find museum, and very moving. We went to Westminster Abbey. Again, no photos in most of it and honestly, that was OK. It makes you live in the moment. I visited with one guard who ended up showing me places upstairs where boys long ago dug there names into the stone. Some things never change. Downstairs I visited with a young electrician who was working on rewiring one of the chandeliers. Eventually they will all be dimmable