Italy Trip!

Caio mi amicos!

I returned from a very nice, but way too short of a trip to Italy!   I'll share some pics with you here and more later on my FB account.  We arrived in Rome a week ago, Thursday morning, spent all day Thursday and Friday and part of Saturday in Rome.  Saturday we drove down to Naples.  Sunday after Mass we visited Pompei then drove to the hillside overlooking the Amalfi Coast - then a brief tour of downtown Naples.  Monday was spent in Naples at my son's apartment, mostly taking it easy - and doing laundry.  Tuesday we got an early start and went to Montepulciano, then up to Siena, then to Florence, then to Pisa - and as the sun was setting on our trip we headed back to Rome for a quick nap at the hotel before flying back to the States on Wednesday, arriving home quite late in the evening.  Details to accompany pics.

Caio!
Scott<<<
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