During Day 4, I opted to take the scenic busride up the Amalfi Coast. It was scary, because it was a windy drive against a steep cliff in a bus. Not to mention the bus was just barreling through the curves. One thing I learned though: in Italy, honking is a friendly, "hello I'm coming" gesture. The buses always honked as they were coming around the corner, I think to warn cars that a huge bus was coming around the bend. What was weird to me though, was that as this huge bus was barreling around a corner, even people on those little scooters, and one the side of certain doom if one wrong turn was taken, didn't even flinch at the buses. I would at the very least look surprised.
Picture taken from the bus.
Another picture from the bus.
Beach in Amalfi
Those Italians have a sense of humor.
Sunset in Sorrento, taken from our hotel.
This was the view from one of my tour mate's balcony.
Positano, where a lot of rich people live. Apparently celebrities have summer homes here although I didn't see any. I did see an old woman with some young, strapping pool-boy type holding an umbrella over her head. This town was also in Under the Tuscan Sun.
Picture taken from the bus.
Another picture from the bus.
Beach in Amalfi
Those Italians have a sense of humor.
Sunset in Sorrento, taken from our hotel.
This was the view from one of my tour mate's balcony.
Positano, where a lot of rich people live. Apparently celebrities have summer homes here although I didn't see any. I did see an old woman with some young, strapping pool-boy type holding an umbrella over her head. This town was also in Under the Tuscan Sun.
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