L'argine Fiorito Atrani
Via Dei Dogi 45 Atrani, Amalfi Coast, Campania, 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
... passes through this pleasant little town.
“Does nothing work in this bloody country?!”
The greying, middle-aged man struggled to activate the movement sensor on the tap. His uncomfortable, reddish cheeks and pale arms partially hidden by a bright short-sleeved shirt were indicative of what a stereotypical British – no, English – tourist should look like.
“Um, try this one” is the reply from the adjacent sink, its ...
Scooting the Amalfi Coast
... his brother served us breakfast each morning in the downstairs cafe, and both were helped in their clearing and cleaning by their sons. And the whole family, they ended up with a nose in our business too – rejoicing in the highs of our days, and commiserating with us on the lows.
After lucking out with the weather during our time on the Cinque Terre coast, we had our fingers crossed for sunshine as we headed out to the Amalfi Coast. And although it ...
Atrani so beautiful
Today our tour guide was Maria. I loved her. The first city stop was Atrani. This village was smaller than Amalfi and it was very "local" only 5000 people live there. It is an isolated fishing village, the only one left on the Amalfi coast. We talked about how difficult it is to live there. You buy groceries daily because the climb to your home is long. When asking the value of a home or a place to rent the first question should ...
White-knuckle ride, jaw-dropping view
... imagine people thousands of years ago living their lives in these houses and temples and market places. Unfortunately, it was a hazy, overcast day so we couldn't make out the volcano in the distance, but the cloud cover came in handy a bit later on, when we boarded the bus down the Amalfi Coast.
In our family, it’s a known that Mom doesn’t DO heights. Or curvy mountain roads.
Or hard-boiled eggs, but ...



