Colleen & Tony’s Italian Adventure
Sept to Oct 2019
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Day 1Dover/Chalons
Day2 Chalons/Dijon
Day3 MtBlanc/Genoa
Day 4 Bastia/Calvi
Day 5 Ajaccio/Wcoast
IT issues
Day6 Saint Florent
Day 7 Bonafacio
D8 Trip Update
D8 Farewell Eric
D9 South to Anzio
D10 Herculaneum
D11 Pompei
Day 12 To Puglia
Day 13 Alberobello
Day 14 Ostuni
D15. Bari, Molfetta.
Videos so far.
D16 South to Cursi
D17 Otranto & South
Half Way Time Wise!
Day 18 Gallipoli
D19 Porto Cesareo
D20 West To Cropani
D21 Ferry to Sicily
D22 Moving on
D23 Selinunte ruins
Baffo’s Pizzeria
Baffo’s Video’s
D24 Marsala to Erice
D25 New Brake pads
D26 Leaving Sicily
D27 Sardinia
D28 Bosa, Alghero
D29 Santa Ristina
More Videos
D30 Leaving Oristano
D31Burgundy
More Videos
D32Saint Quentin
D33 Blog Update
Tour Summary
D10 Herculaneum
Herculaneum from the high level pedestrian approach. Looking right. You can see the cave like arches that house the skeletons of people who perished taking shelter from Vesuveus eruption fallout!
Center.
Looking left.
Looking left from higher up and futher back,
This is one of several arched cave like entrances that apparently were at beach level prior to the eruption.
This monument stands above the skeleton caves.
The garden of a villa complex.
Colleen on the street where they lived 2,100 years ago!
Remains of a floor mosaic in the fore ground.
One of the longer streets, right side,
Down the middle,
Down the left side!
The road and path’s are original with some preservation work in places.
A Tavern counter.
Allow much is original there has been some preservation/refurbishment work.
Todays buildings & houses surround Herculaneum as you can see higher up on 3 sides.
The exit bridge, entrance is at a lower level to the right of the skeletal caves.
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