Back before social media was a thing, someone said it was vain to have a page with my pictures on. But now we have Twitter and Facebook and Instagram so who's laughing now? Now I guess the question is more: why do you still have a personal website?  Well at least it gives me a place to back up my photos that I actually have some control over.

I'm more comfortable behind the lens than in front, but a while back I started trying to keep a current picture on my site.  Before social media it was a lot harder to know what people looked like, which was a problem if you ever wanted to meet in real life.  Or just were really, really nosey.

Out and about in Sorrento

This somehow became a VERY long section so I've split it into three (only quite long) sections.  This section contains images from the drive around the coastline.

This somehow became a VERY long section so I've split it into three (only quite long) sections. This section contains walking around a town (Ravello?), and going on a boat trip.

This somehow became a VERY long section so I've split it into three (only quite long) sections. This part contains pictures of a town in the hills (Pontone?) where we were "trapped" for a while due to a coach broken down.  Quite a lovely place to be trapped in!

Limestone caves, accessible by boat.  Some great formations, plus interesting WWII graffiti (fascists + invasion + volcanic eruptions = time to find a safe place!).

Photos from the flight over to Italy