Day 4 Amalfi Coast - Today was a bit more relaxed than yesterday and it is my last on the Amalfi Coast. I cruised to different parts of Amalfi, including Positano again and stumbled across this magnificent viewpoint up near Agerola. I took lots of shots here including some panoramas that should turn out quite well.
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Day 3 Amalfi Coast - Today will be remembered as the day I rode to Pompeii. What an amazing and adventure filled day!
It started early getting up to grab some dawn shots along Amalfi. Beautiful morning here, no clouds, just birds singing, the waves gently rolling in on the pebble beached cove next to my accom. ...
Day 2 Amalfi Coast - Today was spectacular here at the Mediterranean Sea! I ventured with the bat bike to Positano, up to Agerola (looking down through cloud) and to Amalfi. Along the way I stopped at caves, coves, ruins, churches, art galleries, pebble beaches and medieval sighting towers, specifically placed to help...
Day 1 Amalfi Coast - After another exhausting day of travelling (boat, plane, bus, taxi) and going from one sea to another, I have arrived in Praiano, Amalfi Coast, Southern Italy. Words can't describe this place, so hopefully my photos will. As I sit typing this I look up steep rocky cliff faces that are so high they...
Day 1 Lake Como - Well it has been a long day travelling with 3 different modes of transport (taxi, train, ferry) but I have arrived at the breath taking Lake Como in the north of Italy, Bellagio to be precise. Approaching Lake Como via the train from Milan to Verenna I could see the snow capped Austrian Alps in the distance...
Day 1 Tuscany - Ok. Umm.. wow! There is a line in the movie Forrest Gump where he was describing his run across America and a beautiful sunrise he saw, "I couldn't tell where the Earth stopped and Heaven began." Well, I think I have found it. I am based at the small town of Gaiole, Tuscany. The word "bellissimo"...
Day 6 Paris - Today is my last day here. Very sad to be going as I have become very fond of this place and the people. A petite side note from Tuesdays blog. That kilometre long uniformed horsemen procession that I stumbled across was actually part of a ceremony for the new President of France who was taking office.
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