Segways with Pinocchio (“Al Sogno” is “At the Dream”)
Piazza Navona
Rome, September 2010
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5 comments:
These things look to be so cool! I've not ridden one, though. The police used to ride them in Ocala's downtown area, but I don't they do that anymore...don't know why.
Did you see that the man who invented the Segway was killed when he went over a cliff on one the other day? How ironic is that?
This scene does look like something out of a dream.
Your Segways look like chariots.
@ Jacob - Danny Kamen, the inventor of the Segway, is alive and well. Jimi Heselden, the man who died, was the British millionaire who bought the company in early 2010.
Segway is a homophone for the Italian term segue, used in music for a smooth transition.
It's a bit like at dream:)
Well, I knew you'd know all the details! Sheesh! What a guy. I'm so jealous - you seem to have a encyclopedic knowledge of just about everything.
I'm really not jealous, but I'm sure as hell impressed! Big time!
I sometimes know little tidbits of stuff and then get half of that wrong!
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