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Editor's Notes
- Amalfi, largest town on this stretch of coast
- Bay of Naples, Mount Vesuvius
- The Amalfi Coast
- View of Amalfi from Hotel Marina Riviera
- View from our room Hotel Marina Riviera
- Ravello elevation 335m
- Ravello
- Ravello
- Military cemetery Caserta
- Palazzo Reale/ La Reggia aka The Versailles of Naples; built 1752; façade 247m long; 1200 rooms
- Amphitheatre Pompeii
- Pompeii
- Sorrento
- Between Positano & Amalfi
- Amalfi town square from the Duomo
- Monte Lattari or Mountains of Milk
- Museo Della Carta
- Amalfi High Street
- Leaving Amalfi for Capri
- Capri
- Capri chairlift from Anacapri to summit of Monte Solaro, 596m.
- Capri
- Last day in Amalfi