Hotel Bellevue Suite Amalfi

OK, so we're living on an Olive Farm for a while now.<br>Bohemian? Yes<br>Practical? Only when its sunny and only when its not olive picking season.<br>So what season is it now? Olive picking and its raining.<br><br>Welcome to our own little corner of Glastonbury<br>

... just got that. Does it?) Anyway, that's my favorite kind of mozzarella. And it said it had pomodorini -- little tomatoes. I was psyched. This was for sure going to be the best pizza yet. But then it arived. And it didn't have any sauce. I was so bummed. I kept swearing. Out loud. The waiter told me a side of pizza sauce would be cold so I just sucked it up. <br><br>Until.<br><br>I took a moment.<br><br>I said to myself, "Josie, a margherita pizza is 3 euro. You love pizza. This is ...

... the town decimated but preserved from Mt. Vesuvius erupting in the first century. Throughout the week, we had the pleasure of being wined and dined by Sophie&#8217;s parents and we had some amazing food, the seafood was stellar.<br><br>Positano Pictures<br>http://picasaweb.google.com /Jonny.D.Lawrence/20091030Positano?auth key ...

... advice on where to go in the area. Good location to go north (to Naples and Pompeii) and south to Positano and Almafi (which is a hair raising but spectacular drive). We also took the boat to Capri which is a beautiful island and especially loved the Blue Grotto. First time we ran into some rain and we were at Pompeii for about 2 hours before it started raining .. even ...

Buon Giorno! This morning we woke up in Napoli or commonly known as Naples! This would be the port where you could take tours to Mt. Vesuvius or the ruins of Pompeii, the famed Roman city that was buried by volcanic ash after the eruption of Mt. Vesuvius in 79AD. Or, tours were available to the beautiful coastal areas of Sorrento and Capri! Today, we opted to remain in Naples and tour the city ...

We hired a private car today for 5 hours and took a tour of the Amalfi Coast. Absolutely amazing. We had a great driver who is born here in Sorrento and was able to give us a complete history of the area. This was a drive like no other. Incredible views. Hard to describe. The road twists and turns like I have never seen before. It looks like two cars won't fit side ...

HE SAID: Today we decided to take the bus to Positano. So why does the title above have the city, Amalfi mentioned. Well that's because they don't announce the stops on the bus and the Positano stop just doesn't look like the right place to get off. We weren't alone as the passengers behind us made the same mistake. Anyway so we decided to take the bus the somewhat charming ...

... Sud" (Italian for "south", although Franco my first driver and a suspected mafioso pointed out I´d errantly written "Sul" on my sign), towards the island of Sicilia. On this trip, thankfully, there was no return end of a roundtrip flight ticket to tempt me into going home. And I carried a school backpack with a sleeping bag hanging off of it, and a black bag hanging from my shoulder, and these have always been rather comfortable. The hitchhiking ...

... our way through a bottle of limoncello. I do remember seeing a couple of plays on a tv in a nearby cafe, but when Italy kicked that last shoot out goal, I was drunkenly running to the beach with Carolyn and Eef in tow. When we arrived on the scene, everyone was screaming and hugging. This was what we were waiting for! Viva Italia! Viva Italia! We won! We won! I was mesmerized by the craziness of the crowd who only moments before had been zombies. Then ...