Cinque Terre
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- Riomaggiore as seen from the marina
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- The view from Riomaggiore on a warm evening
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- Door #1
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- Riomaggiore
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- Everywhere there were old Italian men (never women) watching the world go by. Loved these fellows.
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- I loved these kids playing water polo in the open water
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- At the marina in Porto Venere
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- Porto Venere
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- Door #2
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- Steps leading up to the alleyway in front of our apartment
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- A local watching the tourists below
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- The main drag of Riomaggiore
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- Tiled wall near the train station
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- Door #3
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- Night one in Riomaggiore
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- This calm sea was quite the opposite the next evening when we tried to go for a swim
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- Nearing the top of the initial climb
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- The church at the top of the initial climb out of Riomaggiore
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- View of Riomaggiore from the hilltop
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- The church at the top of the initial climb out of Riomaggiore
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- Along the trail…
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- Remains of a stone cottage
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- This lone hilltop cottage had a gorgeous view
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- A particular charming stretch of trail
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- Random hill-top village we passed through on the trail
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- Random hill-top village we passed through on the trail
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- Door #4
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- We spotted this during our lunch-stop on the trail
Florence
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- Florence at sunset.
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- Giardino di Boboli
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- Giardino di Boboli
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- Giardino di Boboli
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- Giardino di Boboli
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- Florence, too, had excellent doors
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- A daily helping of gelato.
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- More doors…
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- Another door.
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- I’ll admit, at first I thought this was the real David.
Amalfi Coast
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- Paestum
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- Paestum
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- Santa Maria di Castellabate
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- Sunset on our last evening in Santa Maria di Castellabate
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- Watching the Sunset on our last evening in Santa Maria di Castellabate
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- Santa Maria di Castellabate
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- “The” Santa Maria di Castellabate
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- View from our window in Santa Maria di Castellabate
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- Seen from the passenger seat on our drive along the Amalfi Coast
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- Seen from the passenger seat on our drive along the Amalfi Coast
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- Many towns on the Amalfi Coast had a church that looked similar to this
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- Positano from a distance
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- Positano
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- Positano
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- Capri
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- Fishing boats on Capri
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- Capri
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- Positano, as seen from the ferry
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- My first disposable coffee cup in Italy
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- More Positano
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- Roadside Stop
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- Early-morning road-trip – the smoke is from the daily rubbish burning
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- View from our ‘home’ in Sant’agata
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- Nerrano
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- The beach at Nerrano
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- Amalfi had great doors, too
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- Nerrano
Rome
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- Colosseum
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- Dave in the Colosseum
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- Colosseum
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- Church on the main forum of Ancient Rome
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- One of three ‘Triumph’ Arches from Ancient Rome
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- Colosseum (again)
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- Classic Italian Deli
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- Classic Italian Deli
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- Scrumptious sandwich from the deli
Somewhere Seeking 
living vicariously…two questions~did the man catch a fish? does dave have a competing blog?
I actually didn’t see him catch a fish, no. Though he had something very small on his line at one point – I suspect it was bait. David has given up the idea of a competing blog – so this is all we’ve got for you :). Hope you guys are well!