Study Abroad Revisited (Pic heavy)

[lazylightnin717]

Today I had a bunch of time on my hands. I decided to take a look through my library of photos and revisited my time I spent in Italy. I studied at L'Accademia Italiana in Florence. The program was so so but the experience was unforgettable. I strongly suggest study abroad to any student that has the opportunity.

There is a story behind every one of these pictures. Maybe you've been to these places and have your own stories. Either way, I hope you all enjoy the photos as much as I do.

Santa Croce


Can't remember the name of this particular building but it was beautiful


The obligatory Venice shot




A traveling companion and I in Lucca


My roommate and I found the quarries outside of Florence in Fiesole. Used some stone and built a few rock sculptures that day. Here I am with one of them.






Roma






Totally badass


Fiesole sunset


Sunset on the way back from Naples


Mt. Vesuvius


Caserta Palace


Florence


Cinque Terra










Street art




Florence from the Bobli Garden


Brunelleschi's dome







Pompeii



The "house"


"Consider the possibility of a friendly government"




Siena Cathedral


Colosseum


DUCATI!!!!!!!!! in a small cafe in Siena




Remember me if you see this name on a table in Fiesole

[the_Journeyman]

Cool pics!  I'd like to get back to Italy now that I'm not in the 7th grade.  That was the last time I was there.

Oddly enough, I the bus driver for an Italian group starting next week.

JM

[zarn02]

Nice pics. I'd love to go to Italy.

[IZ]

Memories of riding in Firenze and Roma!  Must get back!  Thanks for posting

[Speedbag]

A friend of mine and his wife have a similar sunlit shot that they took from a lower elevation hanging in their living room.

Cool pics. 

[orangelion03]

Thanks for sharing your photos!!!

[lazylightnin717]

A friend of mine and his wife have a similar sunlit shot that they took from a lower elevation hanging in their living room.

Cool pics. 

Cinque Terre was such a beautiful place with five small towns perched on the coast overlooking the sea. I hiked the entire Via Dell'Amore with a great group of friends visiting all five towns. Definitely a place everyone should see in their lifetime.