
Sonny Vandevelde
Fashion should be fun and with my photography I love to create those fun moments.
Travel
Madrid>Naples, Italy IB3706
Quick transit in Madrid and then continue on to Naples
quick bite at airport and off again
taxing for take off
looks like we are jumping the queue
yep
going straight past it
and we're off
Spanish country side
Embalse de la Tranquera near Carenas
Zaragoza
Campo de Belchite comarca province of Zaragoza, so dry looking, reminds of my recent flight form Sydney to Bangkok and flying over outback NSW/Qld/Northern Territory region
dry river beds, and if you look close enough you can see how even the dry river bed is turned into farm fields
love this, the dry, the dams and the Pyrenees on the horizon
we're not alone
got to be quick to catch it, one plane flying about 6-700km an hour one way and the other also
them again
Cinca river snaking through from the Pyrenees
oh look, we're not alone, and it's the plane we jump the queue on, catching up with us
Lleida bottom right
yep, they are going to over take us
Lleida
obviously goign faster
hey, look, its Barcelona
and the beaches going north to French border
I reckon French border is in the middle of the photo somewhere
smoke. Just like trip over Australia, big smoke cloud spreading out
Ferry from Italy
Sardinia
and the beautiful blue water at La Pelosa. And Trio was right, there does appear to be surf in Sardinia
Big port and what looks like oil storage
Porto Torres
Olbia
Mountains tops of Corsica
Crossing the Tyrrhenian Sea
slowly descending
Italy mainland
Parco regionale del Partenio, outside of Naples
looks impressive
what the, just did a bit of googling, and was not expecting that, it is a mall, as in a shopping mall, called Vulcano Buono ( The Good Volcano ? )
Circular mall with a central kids' play zone, a supermarket, a movie theater & a Holiday Inn hotel.Cis, I thought this was some sort of factory, but who knows right, with the good volcano next door
and there we have her
Mt Vesuvius, dominating the landscape around Naples
not you again, they're everywhere