sf wrote:
> Well, it's day 8 on the "boat" and it's a "Sea Day". Life is good!
> The ship is going in for a major overhaul in a few weeks and changing
> seas to Asia, so things are a bit dated. I'm not complaining, just
> explaining. Getting online is iffy onboard plus the connection is
> very slow (dial up speed on satellite) and very expensive. I can find
> free access at internet cafes in port, but have no desire since there
> is too much else to do as it is. I can sit in picturesque cafes at
> home.
>
> The Amalphi Coast was amazing! We did it by launch so we got to look
> at it from the ocean (went inside "Pandora's Cave") and bypassed the
> winding road. The town of Amalphi is postcard perfect. Lots of
> picture opportunities and shopping of course. If I'd had more time, I
> would have gone home with a new purse. We didn't even sit down to eat
> one of their famous lemon desserts or to sample the lemoncello.

I did the bus ride on the Amalfi Coast on the twisty, winding road. Even
in the pouring rain it was gorgeous. The pizza, however, sucked.
--
Janet Wilder
Way-the-heck-south Texas
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