The Amalfi Coast

2019
we headed back to Gino Sorbillo to see
how the line was.
And it was still ridiculous. But, Kevin
decided to see how long it was and to
inquire if they had take out. And they
did! So we got a marinara pizza, two
glasses of Prosecco from across the
street and headed down the road a bit
to a little piazza to enjoy. And we did -
it was amazing, it was the best pizza
I’ve ever had and one of the best
meals, as well.
Once we finished, we decided to head
up to Museo di Capodimonte, which
was originally on our list for Saturday
but we had the time so we headed on
up. It started raining not long after we
set out, which slowed our progress and
we didn’t appreciate that it was at the
top of a fairly steep hill when we
decided to walk. But we were there
soon enough and wandering through
the museum, which was much larger
than I expected. There was a special
Caravaggio exhibit on, which was really
neat to see, too. Then it was back
towards the hotel, stopping for that
drink in Piazza Bellini while I read and
Kevin made a plan for dinner. No pizza
tonight but delicious pasta instead!
After all, you can’t have pizza for every
meal.
Tomorrow, we’re off to Herculaneum
and Pompeii. We’re expecting rain but
we hear that’s good because the place
clears right out when the skies open.
So here’s hoping for rain, I guess!