Nuovo Rebecchino Hotel Naples

Nous avons pris l'autobus publique pour atteindre le sommet du vesus, le volcan n'a pas tellement a offrir, mais la vue sur la bay est vraiment belle. Ensuite, nous avons visités les ruines d'Herculaneom. Une autre ville disparue sous l'eruption du vesus il y a pres de 2000 ans. il y a encore beaucoup de travail d'archeologie en cours, mais on peut voir que la ville est meiux conserver, il y a meme des batiments de 2 et 3 etages et des pieces de bois qui ont traversé le temps !

... TravelPod" is a complete pain in the a@$ to use. For our 2010 "Radical Sabbatical" trip to Asia, I'm switching to another web service.

But, I've promised myself that I'll update this blog before we leave Naples...

Ola Kala: simply, OK (in Greek). No time for lots of flap.....we're on the go. The Vatican Museums await us (and we can hardly wait to do more walking!). Enjoy the pictures and we'll fill you in on the adventure next time I make the time to sit and gab.

We're still having a grand time!!!!!

... aire déserter par les habitants de naples, et puis ensuite on c'est refugier dans le chateau ouvo pemdamt l'orage. nous avons eu un excellent point vue sur le volcan Vesuve. Puis ensuite nous avons visiter le vieux quartier ou les rues tres etroites ne laisse pas entrée les raysons du soleil ! Il y a meme une rue ou l'on ne retrouve que des commerces d'articles de noel. tout pour se refaire une creche ou redecorer l'arbre a chaque année!

... juste a temps pour souper, on peut profiter de la cuisine de
l'auberge pour manger a moindre cout!




Rendu au milieu de notre voyage, voici
quelques constatations sur l'italie. Les restros sont tres cher! Le
vin est probablement l'article le moins cher sur une facture de
restaurant!! ; les italiens et ...

... I gave h**). Finally we went and w*ke the captain wh* checked them in. As I was ab*ut t* get ready f*r bed the tw* new girls, came d*wn and asked if we wanted t* g* int* the city. The Cr*ati*ns declined, but since my *th** half and the G**mans w**e meand**ing ar*und the city f*r and/*r *n space br*wnies, I decided the j*in them.

Aft** eating a light snack at *ne *f the 20 McD*nalds in the city (n*t an exagg**ati*n BTW, I mean c*mm*n st*n**s gal*re, it makes sense), we walked ar ...

... the ingredients of some international espionage theme. It was just too synchronized and convenient to have a taxi waiting for us when hailing a taxi in southern Italy was like throwing a Hail Mary. The taxi driver then took us to Molo Beverello (Beverello Pier), Naples' prinicpal port and gateway to the the Amalfi Coast. We quickly followed Luigi to get some tickets, then he gave a sigh of relief. His objective was to make the 1:15PM hydrofoil to ...

... owner of our guesthouse was a hilarious guy called Giovanni who was a total nutter but cooked us two lunches and a dinner while we were there - for free! We also had a singalong night with the other 12 or so people staying there which was totally random but really fun. Secondly, we did a daytrip to the ruins of Pompei and it was freeeezing and rained about 2 of the four hours we were walking ...

... there of all places!!! There is also a large collection thanks to the Farnese's (lived in Rome in what is now the French embassy) as well as another person....hmmmm what was their name. oh well. They have the famous and largest statue grouping in the world? of the Farnese Bull (Toro Farnese) which is a fantastic sculpture, as well as the most intact copy of the Hercules Colosseo. There's just about everything ...

... Gorge, overlooking old churches and monostaries. A village dog followed us out for two hours, but proceeded home once we started back along the bottom of the gorge. Luckily for us it started to downpour, so we slipped and slid along the rocky bottom of a dried up river. A nice cup of hot chocolate soothed our cold bodies when we made it back. Believe it or not, we also ran a couple times while we were there! One evening we ran for an hour along the ...