Mark my words, this will be on my wall within two weeks. Deportation or bust!

A nice view on the Arno River. A little bit further down is where Hannibal hung the Inspector out of the library. Pictures of that to come...

Here's this picture to give you an idea of the size of Boboli Gardens. Not very good exposure, but that hill goes back up as well.

This was shot at the back of the Boboli Gardens. It's just some of Tuscany in the background. Don't try to rent a place here, though. It's very exclusive.

Boboli Gardens, with the Medici Palace in the background. They actually didn't build it, they took it over from some banker guy that did. Something like that.

My roommate, Josh, in the same spot overlooking the palace. He's from Washington D.C. via Berkley, Calif. This is in Florence, though...

I saw a workboot in this pond in the Boboli Gardens, thought it was funny, and decided to get a picture. You can barely see the boot, but Rich thought it was the best picture I took. Go figure...
[Editor's Note: Don't mess with the Maffioso.]

The view from the Piazzale Michelangiolo, by our estimate the highest point in the city. I was ready to quit walking down where those people were, but my roommate's insane, so we walked a little futher. Nice picture, though. The Arno River is in the foreground.

This reminded me a lot of the Coker Arboretum at school. Just a lot better and no sketchy assailants resembling Bruce Willis.

I believe this is San Miniato al Monte, one huge hill higher than the Piazzale Michelangiolo. Did I mention my roommate was a caddy last summer?