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3 comments:
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Pretty cool. Having never been to Rome, is graffiti really that common as seen in the 1st pic?
Anon 2, in a word, yes.
As a boy, I can remember when the streets of Rome were filled with processions, etc. (though never, I think, quite like the scenes in Malta and Gozo).
There was once a custom of putting a lighted candle in the window, as a priest passed by, carrying the Sanctissimum.
I mention this not out of nostalgia, but as a reminder of what has been lost.
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