Amalfi Coast Pictures

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Hey Blog People,

Get ready for a lot of pictures from my Amalfi Trip. I hope you enjoy :)



Fancy Station in Napoli

Me!

Asher holding the feather duster
(let us know where the front of the line was and the blue one was at the back)

Pictures before pizza

waiting in the rain...

Views on the way to Granano

Famous Napoleon football player

Love the view <3

Making fresh mozzarella

Previously said fresh mozzarella

Dish 1: 10/10

Dish 2: 8/10

Dish 3: 7/10

Still amazed by Mt. Vesuvius

my dinner dates <3 <3 <3


Me and Jess

Notice the layers!

My Beauties


Famous arch in Capri

Natalie and I

Funny art for sale

Capri's sweet treat

PIZZA

View of Sorrento on our swimming day 

The cove we swam in

Making pizza

Emily drinking from the fountain 
(Isn't she cute!)

Me drinking from the fountain
(not so cute, but having a great time)

Pompeii house

People :(

Pretty walkway

Notice the busts?

Amphitheater

Central road through Pompeii

Emily!

Hope you enjoyed it. There's plenty more where these came from. 

Ciao,
            Ellie


 

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