The last skate, Florence, Soccer.

Well the trip was a blast and no better way to end it with one last skate in Europe. We were able to have some final Italian dining, see the town and soaking up the little time we had left in Europe, amazing experience.

Rome Trip!

The Panethon, Roman Colosseum, Trevi fountain and the Vatican all in one day. With are day off, a few of us decided to catch a train a to Rome and see the sites. We were pretty pushed for time, but we were able to see all the spots we planned on seeing and we were all able to make it back in one piece!

First day in Florence, Italy!

Florence was very much like I pictured it to be and to explore the city the first day was amazing! Florence is known for it's fine leather jackets, but I learned quickly that their pretty known for saleing fake designer bags. The girls were very excited and I never saw so many bags bought, in so little time. A group of us went out that night to a local dining spot that we heard was amazing, then ended the night with some Italian Ice Cream.

Euro Pic's, Boat Ride, Soccer. Venice!

A gondala ride with are master boat driver Deigo, soccer in the sreets of Venice, and some amazing Italian diner, what a day. I think the pictures here really speak for itself how our day was in Venice. This place is truly amazing!

Paris to Venice. Venice Skate

Venice was unlike any place I had ever seen before! The movies and pictures I've seen of Venice don't do justice for how amazing this place really is. We first road the water bus down to the main part of the city was and saw the sites. We then decided to put on the blades and really go through Venice. First day in Venice, amazing!

Last chance for Paris

With not a whole lot of time to see Paris, the last main site we wanted to see was the La Grand Arch in the fincial district of Paris. We got on the Metro and it took us directly to the Arch. We took a elevator which took us to the top of the Arch, where there was a large art gallery was being displayed and we were able to go to the very top where we were able to have one last amazing very of Paris.

Versailles and the Lourve

Today was great day! We had a all day tour, with excellent guide to versailles. We went around the palace and also to the largest grounds outside the Palace we have seen. On Wednesday night the Lourve is open till 9:45, so we made are way around the Lourve with hardly any body their, then took some great pictures outside. If you notice the couple I am with out side the Lourve, that is my good Sigma Chi friend and his wife on there honeymoon, small world!

Bonjour, More Paris

The Musee De Orsay museum was full of some of the biggest named artist in one gallery. It was quite the experience to see all these paintings in person and have the time to see them all. We then went to the Arc of Triumph where we were able to go to the top and view just about the whole city of Paris. Later that night we saw the church of the living heart and also the moullon roughe. From the pictures you can see I did a sweet air grab and got a good old fashion piggy back ride from one of the girls.





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Tour de Skate

Paris Skate 2007 started off with me busting a sweet leg grab off a local skate ramp. Earlier that week we mapped out our course for the Paris skate and made our check points major sites to see. We were really able to see the city of Paris and also many of the main sites to see in one day, on skates! It ended up being a great time and we reached all are check points, here’s a list of what was seen on skates. (Notre Dame, Sainte Chapelle, Pompidu, The Lourve, Napoleon’s Obelisk, Crystal Palace, Paris Opera House, Arc De Triumphe, The Madeline, Trocadero and the Effel Tower.) Skating is not a crime!





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First real day in Paris

Well the day off, was another day of fun. We decided to make our way to church that this Sunday morning, so we hopped on the metro and headed off to the Local meeting house. After that we went through the Catacombes which is a underground place which is full of millions of human bones that were put their to store after a big pledage. Later that night we did the Seine River boat tour which went right along many of Paris biggest known sites. When ended the night viewing the Eiffel tower.

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Fontainbleau and Vaux Le Vicomte

Fontainbleau and Vaux le Vicomte were both two amazing palaces, with both amazing gardens. Vaux Le Vicomte was none for light up the whole place with candles at night to give it an even more amazing experience.