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Life on the Appia Antica #Rome

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Tadeus Calinca2 years ago

@NCDrusus38 Lo único que podía detener a una legión romana...

Šapinuwa2 years ago

@DrJEBall Same in ancient Andriake😁

🌍Travel_with_me2 years ago

Is such a beautiful area full of ruins

Chapps2 years ago

Yes! I got caught in one of these traffic jams once while hiking the Via Appia. Unfortunately, one of the ‘commuters’ caught on that I had tasty treats in my backpack.

ERipepi2 years ago

So lovely. Wish I were there in bel paese!

Richard Phillips2 years ago

@GrecianGirly 😍📹🐐🐐🐐🔔🤔🥛🧀🇮🇹

Stuart Robertson2 years ago

@GrecianGirly must be feeding time

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