You see in these last few pictures that we took, what part of the problem was: driving through towns in a bus that took up the whole street, and switchbacks. While it was an awesome view in itself to watch these busdrivers in action as they dealt with hairpin turns and city traffic on very narrow roads...the bus ride took nearly 3 hours in itself.
So when we got to Amalfi, we beelined it to the bus that was headed for Ravello, only to be told that it wasn't the one going to Ravello, it was going back to Positano. The one to Ravello wouldn't be here for another 40 min. So we decided we'd better check the ferry schedule to see when we could get back. And, wouldn't you know some of the departures had been cancelled, the only one for the rest of the day left at 5:30. Which we decided was cutting it a little to close to our 6pm deadline. That left only the 3 hour bus ride back. Which left us no time to visit Ravello. So sad!!
But we made it to our 6:00 appointment in Sorrento--a Pizza Cooking Class at Villa Adriana. It was awesome!! Our hosts were a young couple that had recently started the company. She's from Australia and he's from Sorrento. And the rest of our class was a group of four ladies from Ohio. We all had a great time together!
We began by mixing our pizza dough and setting it aside to rise. Then we made our appetizers: eggplant parmesan. And then individual-sized tiramisu'--we had the option of using espresso or pear nectar.
But I had fun too!
It was so cool to use a real woodburning pizza oven! And the pizzas all turned out sooo good! By the time we got to our desserts we were stuffed and ready for bed.
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Room @ B&B Casa Rachele | € | 50 | |
lunch @ Amalfi | € | 18.9 | |
gelato in Amalfi | € | 3 | |
gelato in Piano di Sorrento | € | 3 | |
Pizza Class | € | 150 | |
taxi from Sorrento | € | 23.9 |
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