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    Naples City Metro entrance. Two men going up, together with their reflections. During the day we can see a lot of men in middle age just walking around, sitting, drinking coffee. by: ignacyl Views[464] Naples City Metro escalator. Some woman hurring to exit. Despite being in general relaxed and leisurely, Neapolitans have some strange habit of being in hurry. by: ignacyl Views[453] Naples City Metro escalator. Man checking his phone. Almost everyone use touchphones, everywhere, everytime. by: ignacyl Views[520] Naples City Metro entrance. Typical Neapolitan boys enter. As usually they walk in group of three-four. by: ignacyl Views[567] Naples City Metro entrance. Some girl waiting probably for her boyfriend or friends at the street level. It's popular place of meeting in city centre. by: ignacyl Views[561]
     

    Surviving Naples, Part 3: The Art of Eating Alone

    ITALY | Tue, 14 Jul 2015 | By chloebruce | Views [931]

    So it was finally day 30. The last full day before we headed home. The trip had seemed to last an age, but also, now it seemed to be over too soon. I was so relieved to finally be getting away from my friend. The tense silences, the loneliness, the passive ... Read more >

    Tags: da pallone, eating alone, naples, pizza, sola, solo

    Surviving Naples, Part 2: Eruptions

    ITALY | Mon, 13 Jul 2015 | By chloebruce | Views [667]

    I wish I could say this was a bad first impression of Naples, but it was a pretty accurate one. Everywhere looked like that neighbourhood. Dirty, dingy, terrifying. The only part of Naples that is clean is the metro- the central stops are decorated with ... Read more >

    Tags: dante, friendship, herculaneum, loss, naples, versuvius

    Surviving Naples, Part 1: Staying Alive

    ITALY | Sun, 12 Jul 2015 | By chloebruce | Views [612]

    We got a bus from Bari to Naples for the sake of our wallets. I watched out the window as the golden fields grew more and more fertile and the great Vesuvius grew closer and more imposing. Our first view of Naples was a city of skyscrapers, construction ... Read more >

    Tags: naples, napoli, napoli centrale

    The Corner Bar

    ITALY | Mon, 11 May 2015 | By dmonkee80 | Views [391]

    The Corner “Bar”   Ducking into an open doorway, a friendly voice shouts out, “boungiorno, bella!” Looking up, I realize the barista, in a clean, crisp, white button up shirt and a black apron is smiling at me from ... Read more >

    Tags: cafe, italy, naples

    Rome

    ITALY | Thu, 29 Aug 2013 | By deanm | Views [690] | Comments [1]

     Just a note: I'm no longer uploading photos here becaause it's to much of a pain in the ass on the tablet. If i get some time on a real computer then I might upload some then. I took a high speed train from Venice to Rome, the journey itself ... Read more >

    Tags: naples, pompeii, rome

    St Peters and Pompeii

    ITALY | Mon, 18 Apr 2011 | By drmitch | Views [770]

    Determined to see St Peters & climb the dome before leaving Rome, I rose early and headed back to the Vatican for the third time. It was totally worth the effort. I joined the line that had already formed just before 8am to scale the 600 stairs to ... Read more >

    Tags: castel dell ovo, naples, pompeii, st peters basilica, volcano

     

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    This is my favorite picture from the entire trip! Also taken in the Railes, we walked through the entire village to give a propane gas tank to one of the residents so she could cook for her family. One the way back from visiting the lady, I was amazed to see how connected everyone was. This was the type of village where whole families-- parents, uncles, cousins, and grandparents-- all lived together. They understood what it meant to literally put family first, since they were in such close proximity to each other. This shot is taken
    This is my favorite picture from the entire trip! Also taken in the Railes, we walked through the entire village to give a propane gas tank to one of the residents so she could cook for her family. One the way back from visiting the lady, I was amazed to see how connected everyone was. This was the type of village where whole families-- parents, uncles, cousins, and grandparents-- all lived together. They understood what it meant to literally put family first, since they were in such close proximity to each other. This shot is taken "in motion", giving me the ability to see a small glimpse of what a typical day in this village feels like.

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