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Mark at LAX, checking over one of the tourist guides to Italy (if you’re interested, there’s also a slightly larger version) |
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We started the adventure by getting picked up at some ungodly hour by SuperShuttle—I think it was about four in the morning, since the picture of Mark above was taken a little after five. Continental checkin and security are never the least bit unpleasant, so we had nothing to do but wait.
The flight was to Newark, and we had enough time there to get a meal at Gallagher’s, which is a fairly decent place within the Continental terminal of EWR to get food at. Then we piled on to the overnight flight for Fiumicino, the Rome airport.
Next day’s pictures. Return to the central Italy page; to the central travel page; to my home page.