Taking a dip in Trevi Fountain cost tourists big fines
July 29, 2016
This summer Rome’s fountain dipping incidents by tourists continue despite big fines.
This summer Rome’s fountain dipping incidents by tourists continue despite big fines.
With newer, more efficient planes crowding the market, demand for super-jumbos appears to be ending, and with it production of the A380 and 747.
Ryanair charges reservation fees for groups who want to sit together, and will now require at least one parent in each family to do so.
It’s in a museum, but is it art? Not intentionally; it was left behind by a cafe customer and cleared shortly after PHeymont found himself drawn to the image.
Celebrating Nature on 7 Continents: Europe, part 3. Kirsten wraps her celebration of nature in Europe by tapping into the spirit of freedom embodied by wild Camargue horses in France.
This summer Rome’s fountain dipping incidents by tourists continue despite big fines.
With newer, more efficient planes crowding the market, demand for super-jumbos appears to be ending, and with it production of the A380 and 747.
Ryanair charges reservation fees for groups who want to sit together, and will now require at least one parent in each family to do so.
It’s in a museum, but is it art? Not intentionally; it was left behind by a cafe customer and cleared shortly after PHeymont found himself drawn to the image.
Celebrating Nature on 7 Continents: Europe, part 3. Kirsten wraps her celebration of nature in Europe by tapping into the spirit of freedom embodied by wild Camargue horses in France.