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1142. Sunshine and Holiday Cheer (Italy 119)
Day 062: 3 hours, 3.0 kms
Next morning I get a late start, spending a good couple hours just chilling in front of the computer at the hostel. It's OK—I’ve been pushing myself pretty hard these last couple of days and deserve a bit of a break. When I do finally get out the door and to the train station, I find that the train that stops in Scafati, where I stopped my hike yesterday ...
1140. A Disaster in the Making (Italy 117)
... almost a “city” feel to it with a bustling main avenue, and it also has the cramped old city feel in its alleyways that lead up to a domed cathedral. Yes, definitely more than just a “Napoli Suburb” here.
As a matter of fact, Torre also has some impressive ruins of its own: a beautiful Roman estate destroyed by the volcano. But I figure I’ll save my ruins exploring for when I get to Pompeii, which is right down the road. ...
1139. Back down the Mountain (Italy 116)
... I’m definitely going to think twice before taking on a real mountain challenge!
I finally make it down to the valley where I encounter my second foe: ice. I quickly learn that walking downhill on ice is much more tricky than going uphill, and twice I slip, slide, do a clumsy dance before… smack! Coming down right on my behind. Once again I’m reminded of how vulnerable and alone I am. But at least I don’t have to ...
Our Last Day...
... lack of time, we just decided against it. Next time. On the way back to our apartment for the last time we just had to get one more gelato. Sirpa had told me that "Primavera" was famous for its gelato, so we went there. While the boys finished their ice cream, I trekked up the street in search of a bank to get the last Euros for the trip tomorrow. One last street performer: a woman playing "O Sole Mio" on glass water goblets... ...
Our day in history
... Fully intact tiny, tiny mosaics and the tile floors! An amazing visual treat! Since the site had run out of English guidebooks and the audio rental closed by 2:30pm Dani and I decided we would continue the tradition we adopt in the evenings! Make up stories, since we couldn’t understand anything on TV.
We both had an eerie feeling as we walked through this deserted site. Not many tourists there at all. A ...
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