My name is Brook Dain and I like to go on motorcycle adventures with one small twist… I do all of my adventures on a Vespa motor scooter.
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My name is Brook Dain and I like motorcycle adventures with one small twist... I do it on a Vespa
I swear that I did not eat at KFC while in Rome! I don’t even in the US! But, I did go look for this iconic in store statue, of Colonel Sanders on a Vespa, near the Trevi Fountain!
I was very honored to meet the legend himself, Mr. Norrie Kerr and Janet his wife of sixty years, this morning! Read a little bit about Norrie’s legendary vespa life here. vesparetro.com/the-legends/
Trading metal cogs, banners, patches, stickers, and tchotchkes is a big deal at “Vespa - 80 Years of an Icon” It is a great icebreaker to meet new international friends. I think I did well! My favorite trade was with Mr. Kouichi Yamanobe for a Vespa Club of Japan metal cog!
Check out this footage reel from the AP about the Vespa 80th Birthday parade in Rome! It was amazing to feel the excitement and energy of an estimated 20,000 scooters on one ride! Watch until the end for an interview with David “Super Dave” Baamonde
Thousands of Vespa Riders Flood Rome for Epic 80th Anniversary Celebration | APT
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One of the most unforgettable places in Rome isn't a grand cathedral or ancient ruin—it's the Capuchin Crypt. Beneath the Church of Santa Maria della Concezione dei Cappuccini, the bones of thousands of Capuchin friars have been arranged into intricate chandeliers, arches, and artistic displays as a reminder that life is fleeting. It's both fascinating and deeply thought-provoking, leaving visitors with the timeless message: "What you are now, we once were; what we are now, you shall be." 💀🇮🇹