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Ashes to Ashes, Lust to Dust
... We climb, seemingly endlessly, on curvy switchback roads with short walls that separate us from sheer cliffs that fall to the sea below. Beaches and bays and the occasional town appear below us. The towns Claudio calls “cement oceans.” As motorbikes pass us racing head on toward opposing traffic, the most foolhardy prompt my favorite Claudio quote, “The mother of stupidity is always pregnant.” These drivers are ...
Amazing Amalfi Coast
After Naples, Sorrento was a welcome relief. We arrived hot and sweaty from Naples, having taken the same un-airconditioned train that we took to Pompeii.
We found our hostel and spent the afternoon cooling off at the 'beach'. I put it in inverted commas because it was actually a concrete boardwalk. Strangely enough, the beaches at Sant'Agnello, where we were staying, required you to pay to use them! We decided 10 euro was a bit too steep for sand ...
A Roman city, Awesome beaches & a heap of Gelati
... and
the large buildings still have their frescos intact. It was incredible to see and
we walked through the house of the wealthy people and saw how massive and
lavish it was. We strolled around a little more until the heat was too much
then it was cannoli time! Unfortunately the canoli wasn’t super doper, but it
was a heap better than the ones we had in Venice.
Back into the bus and driving down the west coast ...
Capri
... to the boat docks and were told to take the line C bus, and where to get it. We knew it might take as long to take the bus as walk, but we did not want to spend our energy doing so. While we tried to verify that we were at the right place for the bus. We happened to ask an elderly Russian woman who responded in (what appears to us anyway) perfect Italian. But she got very excited, and in my non-Italian, I believe she first tried to tell us we were crazy ...
The Isle of Capri
... the ferry port. Capri is full of steps but a gorgeous place. Plenty of locals going about their business as well as the touristy stuff. With satisfied bellies and tired legs we jumped on the ferry heading for home. Another chilled night (that didn’t include a bbq as per Gary’s wishes – there was no fire wood) but we still had good food and then it was time to hit the hay after our tiring but wonderful day exploring Sorrento and the Island of ...
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