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16/06/2007: You’re Not Allowed to Take Pictures of the US Embassy in Rome
So I only managed to take two…
So I only managed to take two…
| Author: | Toby Inkster |
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| Licence: | All rights reserved |
| Created: | Fri, 1 Jun 2007 |
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Comments
Comment 001
You’re not allowed to take pictures of it? Now how the hell do they think they’re gonna manage to enforce that?
Obviously they can’t. Bloomin’ Merkins!
Date: Sunday, 17th June 2007, 10:34pm (BST)
Comment 002
Actually, after I’d taken the second picture a carabiniere (Italian military policeman) asked me to stop taking pictures!
Date: Monday, 18th June 2007, 10:04am (BST)
Comment 004
How did you know that taking pix was not allowed? Was there a sign in front of the Embassy, or after taking the 2nd pic, was it the carabiniere that made you realize it? I’m really curious, because I used to stay at the Savoy almost every week for years, and used to walk by the embassy all the time…it’s so beautiful, no?
Date: Monday, 18th June 2007, 7:15pm (BST)
Comment 005
No, no sign. One is just expected to know, I suppose.
It is a nice building, but Rome is full of nice buildings.
Date: Monday, 18th June 2007, 10:46pm (BST)
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