More from Maranello and Venice
I found some more photos on my camera from Maranello and Venice.
Ferrari Enzo
Ferrari 599X
Pompeii, Florence, Venice
On our way into Sorrento we stopped in Pompeii to check out what remains after Mount Vesuvius erupted in 79 AD covering an ancient civilization in over 20 meters of ash and pumice until it was uncovered in 1592. It is well worth the stop if you are ever in Southern Italy.
Pompeii
The Amalfi Coast
The Amalfi coast was the next step in our whirlwind Italia tour. Just south of Naples, the Amalfi coast consists of small crowed streets that run along the Mediterranean Sea. Mountains that fall into the sea give home to sun-bleached pastel colored houses. We found an amazing campground, right on the coast, with 5 star hotel views.
View from our campsite in Sorrento
We spent three days on the Amalfi coast, eating amazing gelato and pizza, staring at the sea, and soaking up the serenity.
Amalfi
Mt. Vesuvius (under clouds) from Sorrento.
Fiat 500 on Amalfi Coast
Weirdness in Amalfi
B-E-A-Utiful
Rome!
A few days after my last post I was beginning to recover from my back injury and the weather forecast in Magic Wood was grim so the only logical thing to do was head off on a sight-seeing trip to Italy. We packed up camp and pointed our car south and didn’t stop until we hit Rome! Eight hours and 100 euros in gas and tolls later, we found ourselves standing in front of the Vatican at sunset.
The Vatican
