Aw, thank you. I’m in Rome now, in a rather soulless part of the city for one week, then I move to Trastevere, which will be a bit more interesting, I think. I do miss Napoli!
Another great look at a place I will not get to see in person. Thank you a lot.
I kept being drawn back there, Giovanni.
Have you read Girt: an unauthorised history of Australia? I am enjoying it so much. It should be at your library.
I am girt by so much at the moment; by demands from my family et al, but when I have un-girt myself I will look up a copy.
Hi, Derrick. So do I! It’s a church built on a 4th century temple (of course). I went there on the last day to visit the catacombs, interesting way to get rid of our earthly remains.
I wonder what be on your menu tonight, and how the Chief Chef is settling in to her grand kitchen.
Such creativity, artistry, and long lasting beauty!
Doesn’t do much for me; does that make me a Philistine or something?
So much beauty tucked away in that little area.
I know some of my ancestors came from Naples but your slide show being so familiar was a bit unusual. But then I remembered a movie I had seen a while ago “Passione. described as a look at the musical roots and traditions of Naples, Italy, as well as its influence on the rest of the world.
Director: John Turturro” He did a lot of filming of the music videos in some of the areas in the pictures. Although it didn’t get the best reviews I enjoyed it.
And of course I enjoyed your slide show.
We all need to venture out of our comfort zones. Grazie mille.
I have genuinely enjoyed my time in Naples. the people have been warm and helpful, which is always a plus!
Some people can’t, or don’t, venture outside their comfort zone, for varied reasons, I guess.
I have noticed this a lot too – and wonder why – guess it is different for everyone eh?
That’s beautiful thank you !