Hotel Residence Torre Sant'Angelo
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1142. Sunshine and Holiday Cheer (Italy 119)
... what will they be doing 10 years from now? I suppose the Chinese woman will have here own shop by then. The African guy, may or may not have worked his way up—perhaps, if he’s clever and frugal, he’ll have built himself a little house down in Senegal… or maybe not. And the Roma woman? Still begging, perhaps? How is this possibly going to lead to a better life for her, her children, and her people? ...
1140. A Disaster in the Making (Italy 117)
... lava when King Vesuvius wakes up. Clearly we don’t want there to be an eruption and no one’s house gets destroyed! I mean, what would be the fun of that?
Finally I reach Torre Anunciate proper, where there’s a lively outdoor market underway as well as a nice little sidewalk overlooking a port and the sea below. Here I join a couple rugged looking fellows at a little plaza overlooking the sea for my concert.
Downtown ...
1139. Back down the Mountain (Italy 116)
... blowing needle-like bits of snow and rock in my face. I try using my guitar as a guard, but within seconds my hands are completely numb. I’m suddenly struck by the realization of how vulnerable I am. If I were to slip and break a leg or something—how long would it take me to freeze to death in this wind? Not long at all I’m sure. I now realize that, though I may be a good hike and urban explorer, I’m definitely no ...
Finally, a meal we couldn't finish
... minutes. First we received a roma tomato salad, essentially a huge bowl of ripe romas sliced and tossed in olive oil and fresh herbs, and a perfectly shaped ball off fresh local water buffalo mozzarella that was larger than my fist, but just smaller than my perfectly shaped head. Minutes later, a freshly baked pizza-shaped loaf of bread arrived ...
When God gives you lemons...
... The first night was spent largely doing nothing but drinking wine and chatting. During the first full day, I had intended to go over to Amalfi, and on up to Ravello, but a combination of apathy, a warm comfortable bed, and the lashing rain dictated that I would actually do sod all until the afternoon, when I decided to walk the mile in to Sorrento.
Sorrento was beautiful, although a little deserted. Given that it was out of season, this ...
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- Restaurant
- Swimming pool
- Room service
- Free High-Speed Internet
- Free parking
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