Turin: Day One

This weekend we went with our school to Turin. Now I have learned that Turin is not a tourist place, so our mob of 60 white American kids was quite a sight for the locals. And it only made it worse when our tour guide decided to use a megaphone to tell us about the sights of the city. I have never been stared at more in my life. (Even more than working in Huntington Park). We started off touring the war museum which was pretty cool, very interesting.

 I think I would like to be buried in a coffin similar to this one. Very elaborate. 

After the museum we went to the Royal Palace. Which was really cool I stayed in the back of the group so when everyone left the rooms I was able to get some really cool pictures. Best part of the whole thing was the Armory. (Anyone who knew me knew I was in my glory). I have never see so many old fashioned weapons in my life, all the way back to the stone arrowheads. 

We did see no evil, hear no evil, speak no evil. 

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