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Amalfi Coast
It was difficult to pick where to travel for our first free weekend, but we finally decided on the Amalfi coast. After Italian class on Wednesday we walked with our teacher, Francesco, who commutes from Pisa everyday, to the train station to buy tickets to Naples. We ate dinner, packed, and talked about our exciting trip to the coast Wednesday …
Beautiful Sorrento
Arrivaderci Rome Our last night in Rome was spent visiting the Trevi Fountain to throw our coins over our right shoulders to ensure we would return to Rome soon. Saddness overtook us all and we decided to ease our sorrow with gelato's on the fountain steps. Today we bid a sad farewell to Rome and commenced our journey to Sorrento on the Amalfi …
Boat Trip to Sorrento
... the market on the way and I decide to buy a bottle of Melone Liquor that we had tried in San Marino. Sorrento is famous for their Limoncello but Carol did not like it when we tried it so I forego the Limoncello for the Melone. We continue to walk and the restaurant is much further than we thought but we do find it. When they come to ask about drinks, I ask about the house wine which just says 5E but not how much wine you get. She says it is a whole bottle so we ...
The Sorrento experience
... having a late lunch at around 3-4pm, kicking back for a rest somewhere for an hour or so, doing some more sightseeing and then having tea at around 10pm. No idea how I'm going to cope going back to the routine in Geelong - I might need a bed under my desk at work for the siesta sleep, George Kostanza-style! Saturday was our last full day in Sorrento and rather than rush around exploring the Amalfi Coast or heading out to Capri, we decided to do some more wandering ...
Sorrento and the Amalfi Coast
... with a little breeze and not too hot or humid.
Our first stop was in Sorrento and this town is extra charming! First of all they grow lemons the size of your head!! At first I couldn't make out what they were! Awesome!
The road was the windiest road I have ever been on! The drive into Amalfi at one point was 22 kms. away but it took over an hour with all of the bends and extreme twists around corners. At one point ...
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