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Big Guy Little Car; Rome Sweet Rome

I know I haven’t posted for 10 days, but we just got back from an amazing trip to Rome and London which just happened to fall on 7th wedding anniversary. 

I can’t wait to start sharing all the incredible things we saw, but I first wanted to start with the tiny cars in Italy.
 
Greg is 6’5” tall.  We thought it so was funny to see all the little cars in Rome. 

I love these pictures – I just wish I could have seen him inside one!


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Location: Rome, Italy

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thistlewoodfarm said…
hahahaha! I love this post! Something tells me this is not the car for him :)

I am sure you had a wonderful trip!

blessings,
karianne
May 3, 2012 at 5:41 PM
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