17 Kids Loose in Capua
Free access weekend at the ancient Roman amphitheater meant one thing: unleashing 17 kids on two thousand years of history. Capua delivered — the colosseum, the hypogeum, and zero successful meals.
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An American military family of five, currently based in Naples, Italy. From RV adventures in the American Southwest to train rides through Europe, we've learned that home isn't a place - it's wherever we're together.
Free access weekend at the ancient Roman amphitheater meant one thing: unleashing 17 kids on two thousand years of history. Capua delivered — the colosseum, the hypogeum, and zero successful meals.
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