A walk up to the crater of Mt Vesuvius

2014/09/04 | Travel

PHC_0405SonnyphotosSonnyphotoslooking down to Naples PHC_0406SonnyphotosSonnyphotosthat line, is the hardened surface of the lava flow PHC_0408SonnyphotosSonnyphotossteep walk up PHC_0413SonnyphotosSonnyphotosred earth PHC_0414SonnyphotosSonnyphotosNaples under the cloud on the coastline PHC_0417SonnyphotosSonnyphotosfirst look of the crater PHC_0420SonnyphotosSonnyphotos PHC_0422SonnyphotosSonnyphotosand we are so high that we are walking in the clouds PHC_0426SonnyphotosSonnyphotosclouds rolling over the crater PHC_0432SonnyphotosSonnyphotos PHC_0436SonnyphotosSonnyphotoslooking down to the Sorrentine Peninsula  PHC_0439SonnyphotosSonnyphotos PHC_0441SonnyphotosSonnyphotosPompei down there PHC_0443SonnyphotosSonnyphotos PHC_0444SonnyphotosSonnyphotospoor Jacqui, her knee is giving in on her ( bloody stairs from Barcelona ) PHC_0456SonnyphotosSonnyphotosthat little bit of cloud there, is not cloud , but steam, so she is still active ? Asleep ? PHC_0459SonnyphotosSonnyphotosLast look at the jaggedness,PHC_0462SonnyphotosSonnyphotos PHC_0463SonnyphotosSonnyphotos then we head back down and drive for another 4-5 hours to cross to the other side of Italy, coast to coast 🙂

Next day before heading further south, we just had to first check out the Volcano

Sonny Vandevelde

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