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         		 That's me!: by michelefacciotto, Views[237]
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         		 We were only allowed to take photos in the entrance cave, mainly to stop people lagging behind: by drmitch, Views[243]
         		 Entrance cave to Grotti de Castellana - a complex of underground caverns extending for a length of about 3 km & reaching depths of the order of 72 meters below the ground level: by drmitch, Views[231]
         		 The natural entrance is represented by an enormous pit 60 meters deep called the grave, the local dialect word to indicate a great chasm: by drmitch, Views[247]
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         		 Tomb of Saint Nicholas: by drmitch, Views[2099]
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         		 Basilica of Saint Nicholas - an important pilgrimage destination both for Roman Catholics and Orthodox Christians from Eastern Europe. : by drmitch, Views[289]
     
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         		 Quite a pretty little harbour: by drmitch, Views[233]
         		 Crypt of Saint Nicholas. In otherwords
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    Church of Saint Nicholas: by drmitch, Views[244]
         		 Not a bad looking beach...but don't trust the water this close to the port with all those massive ferries just off theo coast: by drmitch, Views[1036]
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         		 Our luxury accommodation - check out the thickness of those mattresses. The beds were also ridiculously squeaky so you could barely breathe without waking people up. Heather is stoked.: by drmitch, Views[288]
         		 Hundred or so year old staircase - complete with sign warning you to be careful b/c it is so old. Not for your safety but in case you break their precious staircase by...oh I don't know...climbing up it!: by drmitch, Views[251]
     
    The harbour: by drmitch, Views[251]
         		 The town was protected by high walls in the Roman era: by drmitch, Views[316]
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         		 View of Vesuvius from the town: by drmitch, Views[242]
         		 They love their scooters over here: by drmitch, Views[212]
     
    No fear of building on the edges of cliffs : by drmitch, Views[215]
         		 View of the port of Sorrento: by drmitch, Views[205]
         		 Classic Amalfi look: by drmitch, Views[263]
         		 Sorrento Town - famous for the production of limoncello, a digestif made from lemon rinds, alcohol, water and sugar...mmmm: by drmitch, Views[227]
         		 You simple can't capture the scale of the place from ground level: by drmitch, Views[211]
     
    And it's still smoking...: by drmitch, Views[204]
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         		 To think this massive crater used to be a mountain-top: by drmitch, Views[215]
         		 Still can't believe I'm here: by drmitch, Views[243]
     
    Yay!: by drmitch, Views[251]
         		 A rare photo without people in it - which is why I almost ran to the top: by drmitch, Views[258]
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         		 Summiting Mount Vesuvius: by drmitch, Views[828]
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