Noris Hotel Ischia
Via Antonio Sogliuzzo 2 Ischia, Ischia, Campania, 80077, Italy
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Homeward Bound
So today is our last day and we head off early for a marginally better flight home on Thomson than coming. However there is the same palaver with cabin baggage and we had to sit in the coach for an hour before we could check in. But home almost on time and all the luggage arrived and we are in one piece so a good outcome!
Overall we had a wonderful time on our magical mystery cruise. We didn't get to Tripoli or Egypt or Tunisia but we had ...
Unravelling Naples, or trying and failing
The centre of Italy’s poor south, Naples is a mish-mash of old money, poverty, migration and organised crime. Aside from the visible disintegration of the city’s buildings, the night train from Bologna shows a more human side to the city. Dozens of travellers embark in northern Italy on a Friday night because mass unemployment in Naples means that they must seek and take up work in the north during the week. However, the fierce protection of the Neapolitan identity necessitates ...
Really! Pompeii
... spirits or it could have been a symbol of abundance and fertility.
There were two theaters. The large one was for stage productions and the smaller one for poetry readings. Next to the theaters was a park with a temple to Artemis, but little remains of it.
Living in an earthquake prone area and not long after the Japanese earthquake & tsunami, it was in all, a humbling, sobering, truly amazing experience. ...
Pornographic Pompei.
... pagan rituals. The bakeries and the grape presses were an amazing testament to the fact that ancient Romans lead a lavish and sophisticated lifestyle. Despite the violence and depravity that is. (Although that is everywhere still).
There are 66 hectares of city and only 45 have been excavated, which means they are still making wonderful discoveries all the time about ancient life. We saw at least half ...
Going down stairs and lazing on chairs
... to find a deli that actually sold food for less than 10 euros, and grabbed a panini for 3, as well as a lemon granita for 1.50 - not a bad effort and I was set for the beach for a while.
When I got to the public beach, I was met with those famous black rocks again, although between Capri and now the temperature had gone up another 5 degrees - these things were BOILING! I couldn't work out how the locals could walk over what felt like the equivalent of hot ...
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