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Travel guide of Cerasuolo
14 km from Cerasuolo
January 28. 7.06 AM. Molise - Italy: my Homeland. We were finally arrived: Morrone Delle Rose: 2310 altitude feet. Today however has been very hard: we had departed preparing us for conditions of fresh snow seen the last days of snowfall, but snow had left the place to the ice. It’s been hard, but after 4 hours of scaling the show seen from up there has repaid everything: to west the gulf of Naples was perceived with the waves of the sea burnt of red by the first rays of the twilight with Capri and Ischia that timidly appeared. To east the adriatic sea was clear as the ice that surrounded us.
61 km from Cerasuolo
I love that these buildings look drastically different than where I am from. This photo makes me feel like I’m surrounded by something exciting and unfamiliar.
Experienced by Christianna Martin
65 km from Cerasuolo
At noon in the summertime it isn’t easy to find some peaceful shade. But at the margins of the forest, amongst older layered autumn leaves the new ivy gently embraces the centenary oak’s roots and it’s restful penumbra with the bright sunlight away in the background.
72 km from Cerasuolo
I was walking on the grass on a fresh autumnal day on the mountains. I saw this road, in tue middle or the coloured trees. I took my camera and I immediately shot.
Experienced by Marco Pugini
83 km from Cerasuolo
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86 km from Cerasuolo
bit of the rainy and stormy weather while visiting naples and sightseeing the ovo castle
87 km from Cerasuolo
Woke up very early to get up on the mountains. View was amazing. Early morning light has something special to it, everything feels soft and the haze makes everything so peaceful.
99 km from Cerasuolo
Sometimes the most interesting spots are so close to you. I’ve lived in this town most of my life and had never been to this small fishing lake just a few minutes from my house.
99 km from Cerasuolo
I’ve lived in this town for most of my life but never noticed how cool this building is until I flew a drone over it. I’m always mesmerized by its shapes and symmetry.
102 km from Cerasuolo
Back in November 2016, my Fiancée and I headed to the Pompeii Excavation Site. I had been here when I was 15, back in 2005, but they’ve opened up SO MUCH more of the site since - I wasn’t prepared for the huge walk around the site haha, very warm day too. I’ve used one of Annie Spratt’s presets to give this photo a bit of extra depth, looks pretty good I think!
102 km from Cerasuolo
A modern day statue, made to look historic at Pompeii, Italy, with Mount Vesuvius in the background.
110 km from Cerasuolo
This is probably the best view from any hotel that I’ve stayed at to have breakfast. What better start to the day than to overlook the Bay Of Naples and see Mount Vesuvius. Whilst the breakfast was absolutely superb, the view was the icing on the cake. The person sat at the breakfast table, is my wife.
111 km from Cerasuolo
Vallone dei Mulini, a flour mill set behind the Piazza Tasso in Sorrento, Italy. The valley it sits in originates from the release of waters into a tufa plain about 37,000 years ago, following the eruption of the Campi Flegrei. This mill is around 700 years old.
113 km from Cerasuolo
Instagram: @danjrusso This was from my trip to Italy, France and Spain. This was my first time in Positano and the views took my breath away. This quickly became my favorite place on earth. For more pictures like this, follow me on Instagram @danjrusso
113 km from Cerasuolo
The town of Positano, is on the Amalfi Coast, Italy. There is a steep climb down to the harbour of 1,700 steps. My wife & I climbed down them, not realising that the local bus we were on, actually would have dropped us a little nearer. We were not disappointed when we eventually made it to the bottom. Whilst it was busy with tourists, as it was June, Positano is charming. Not wishing to climb back up the 1,700 steps to get to the top, especially as it was 35C, my wife and I decided to catch a boat to Capri and then another to Sorrento, where we were staying. This was taken from the boat.
114 km from Cerasuolo
Sitting on the beach of Positano drinking Soave with morning light breaking over the Italian coast.
115 km from Cerasuolo
I took this photo before I went with my family up this same mountain over the “Path of the Gods” trail on the Amalfi Coast. I figured I would take a photo of the mountains as a reference that “The trail won’t be as ominous as it looks in this image.” Funnily enough, when we reached the trail, the sky’s cleared and it seemed like I was right.
116 km from Cerasuolo
A twenty-day cruise around the Western Mediterranean sea, this was the last photograph I took in the last stop I visited. It probably is my favorite photograph I’ve taken so far, in maybe my favorite place on earth: Capri.
116 km from Cerasuolo
Roadtrip along the Amalfi Coast. Driving through mountains, clouds, and along the coast. Looking out across the bay as the clouds rise over the mountains.
Experienced by Red Morley Hewitt
117 km from Cerasuolo
Pulling into the harbour at Capri. Bold colours of turquoise seas and contrasting boats and buildings galore.
