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I see dead people
... pamphlet. I was wearing my CAL Alumni polo shirt and a passing tourist shouted “Go Bears!!” as I walked past. We commiserated about the less than stellar football season and agreed that it was much better to be spending time in Italy than in the bleachers of the “New” Memorial Stadium on campus.
Tomorrow is going to be a LONG (and last) riding day back to Rome; somewhere in excess of 360 K. We are planning ...
Pompeii Day
... along the way. Then it was an hour on the train to Sorrento and then an hour on the bus. We had a racing car driver for a bus driver who only knew full accellorate or full break. It made for a roller coaster ride back that required hanging onto the seat in front with both hands!!! When we got off we all had a laugh and it was quite an experience! Eventually we headed down to a bar by the beach for a late dinner. It was a huge day ...
Day 1 - Fly into Naples and e arrive in Positano!
... and were weren't nervous with him.
We got to the Poseidon hotel around 5pm and the lovely owners showed us our rooms. Beautifull tiled floors and a stunning view of the mountain cliffs. We has some wine, olives and nuts on the patio by the pool almost immediately.
For dinnner we went to la Tagliata at the top of the cliff. A shutttle picked us up and dropped us off. The restaurant was amazing - on the top of a cliff overlooking Poaitano. ...
1152. A Classy Finish to a Long Day (Italy 129)
... with columned arcades and chic balconies looking down from above—one of the most beautiful Old Towns I've seen on this trip so far!
I mingle with the well dressed crowd, soaking in the vibe, and pausing to sample a delicacy or two along the way.
Then I head back to the train station, where a couple of people, including a guitar carrying priest are putting on a little mass, right there in the ...
1151. Searching for Roman Ruins (Italy 128)
... Nocera Superiore has a wide main boulevard, but a much emptier feel than its sister town. But it does have an interesting round church that looks very ancient—and yes, Nocera Superiore does trace its history back to Roman times… also have the remnants of an ancient acqueduct…
But, back to the present, I'm a bit concerned to find a semi abandoned train station ...
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