I Spent the Last Day of Pompeii With Them… Before Vesuvius Erupted (79 AD) 🌋

I traveled back to the city of Pompeii on the morning of its final day, 79 AD — eating fresh Roman bread, tasting garum, soaking in the public baths, reading the graffiti on the walls, and spending the evening with a baker's family and their dog… all while knowing Mount Vesuvius was about to erupt and bury the city in ash. This is the last day of Pompeii as you've never seen it: the eruption, the ashfall, and what they found 1,700 years later — the carbonised bread still in the oven, the streets, the people, frozen in time. Subscribe to come with me to the next moment in history. 🌋