This is Bob and Joy in Rothenberg at the Torture museum. The gimick here is that they put you in the rack for free, but then you have to pay to get out.
In front of Francis Mayes house. The real place where the old man brought the flowers. I am told this because I haven't seen the movie, as it is a chic flick.
The Etruscans were here (there) long before the Romans, but they weren't as good at fighting, which is why we remember the romans, and not the etruscans. Anyway, this person was killed by a vampire bat bite on the head.
This is an Italian bakery. Notice how no-one is wearing gloves or hair nets. That is why alcohol consumption is much more common over here, to kill the germs.
This is Lisa making Italian bread. Italian husbands are extra hen-pecked as Italian women developed "strike at a distance" rolling pins. Lisa learned how to make this bread in an old castle.
I don't quite understand why they have a tractor here as it looks like American tourists are doing all the work. Anyway, I plan to make a "European Farm Machinery" coffee table book.
This is a picture of Lisa picking olives. Apparently, you rake the limbs of the tree and the olives fall out. This is perfectly safe as the tree's bark is worse than its bite.
This is Lisa in an Olive grove. She stopped to have her picture taken while everyone else was working. Olives taste way worse straight off the tree I'm told.
This is Adam and Alexis Long. They moved to California, where beatiful women instinctively flock like the salmon of Capistrano. Email me if you know where that quote is from. (hint, in the movie, it is referring to Aspen, Colorado).
This is Lisa and me at Adam and Alexis Long's going away lunch. I guess you're wondering why I have a picture of Lisa and me up if it is Adam and Alexis' going away. Hey, its MY blog.