Domus Flavia by TrevBatWCC

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woolybill1 Plus

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18 Nov 2012 12:35PM

Splendid reportage, photographs and caption supporting each other to give a rounded picture. It certainly increases my appreciation of the Ancient World.
V2 my preferred image, though I'm not entirely sure why: perhaps the position of those two quirky trees tickles my fancy!
Regards
Bill

sable 9 9 7

18 Nov 2012 1:37PM

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Excellent set of images and such an interesting narrative xx

Trev_B 10 151 68

18 Nov 2012 1:51PM

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As usual a crisp detailed set Trev with an interesting write up... well done.

Trev

RonnieAG Plus

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18 Nov 2012 2:30PM

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Another splendid set showing us a part of the Roman remains that are completely new to me, Trev, and as others have mentioned your narrative is always so welcome and instructive, allowing a greater understanding of the shots.
Ronnie.
(PS.......sorry to hear your back is still problematical......believe me I can emphasise so well with that......take care......R)

barbarahirst 9 27 12

18 Nov 2012 4:43PM

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what an interesting set

achieverswales 7 8 101

18 Nov 2012 4:55PM

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Stunning photography and write up Trev, you had the good weather on your trip.

Regards

Trev.

Jasper87 Plus

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18 Nov 2012 5:15PM

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Almost surreal with bits of Roman buildings and flower beds interspersed.

Dave

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18 Nov 2012 5:19PM

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SlowSong Plus

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18 Nov 2012 5:28PM

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What a gorgeous garden. All that lovely detail shown to perfection.
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Lillian Plus

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18 Nov 2012 6:00PM

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How lovely Trev, and the colour to brighten our day
all great images and really like that V4 composition
Lillian

RockArea 11 18 3

18 Nov 2012 8:50PM

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Looks like a super place with all the architecture and artefacts shown off to good effect. Lovely to see the sunshine too.

David

mikbee 10 3 8

19 Nov 2012 1:14AM

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I don't think it was a fountain Trev if it could be viewed from the dining hall.
I reckon it was a bathing pool so Titus Flavius Domitianus could keep an eye
on his Vestal Virgins when he was tucking into his chicken and chips !!
Good set.
Mick.

bobsblues 7 10 2

19 Nov 2012 7:37PM

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Brilliant images Trev having been to Rome a while ago and missed this so another trip on the cards I think .Thanks for showing and reviving our memories .

Rob