I visited Naples in April 2018. Recently I was editing my pictures so thought that I might share these images of an exciting and eclectic city that I haven’t used before in my posts…
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Nice.
You have an empty photo in your gallery (shows up black) right before the skull.
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Thanks, all pictures show correctly for me. Strange.
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Weird . . . now the black panel shows up after the last one, before looping back to the first.
Before, it showed up before the skull and after the naked painting. Also, they’re now not in the same order, so you probably have the randomize switch on. Anyway, not a big deal.
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Yes, I have random on.
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Nice pictures of the mafiosi city of Naples lol!!! Used to live near little Italy in NJ they did not like the city!
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Naples is a great city!
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God only knows what those nudes are up to, although I did not realise that the masked dummy was a dummy. On the other hand, I’d definitely buy her pasta.
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It looks suspiciously like a Roman orgy!
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Love the pasta lady and those shutters. Always amazing looking back.
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Thanks Jo, there is a lot of unsightly graffiti in Naples but also some great urban art.
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🤗💟
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Love the two door ways, and the pizza!
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Naples – the only place to eat pizza!
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Indeed
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Quite different from Spain.
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A little more gritty!
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Hmmmm
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Wonderful photos Andrew
So colourful
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Thank you Alison
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Yes
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Well photographed collection
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Thank you Derrick.
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An amazing city. I was there in 2001 and must go back. Arrived by train from Sorrento and left by ferry to Sicily. The station area is bonkers!
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I have been checking flights in April. As little as £50 return flights with Easyjet.
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I’d love to say see you there!
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Yes, that be quite something.
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Oh, the picture of THAT pizza!!
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Best pizza ever, only in Naples.
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Wow
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Thank you.
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A quirky set. Love the look of that pizza!
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Keeping it traditional and simple.
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Wish you hadn’t shown these pictures, I’m missing that part of Italy so much, the sleazy parts of the city, the noise, the even greater noise when the vespas all tune up when the offices close, the hawkers of fruit and vegetables, the street art, the pizzas and that frisson of danger that makes it such an exciting place to be in (or in which to be if we’re being formal)!
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Thanks Marie, you are helping me make my mind up to go back this year.
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Mmm, couldn’t get past that pizza!
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Simply the best!
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Ah, Napoli!
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Lots to look at in Naples. Good eating too!
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Have you listened to neomelodica music Andrew, the new Neapolitan style sweeping S Italy. Closely linked with the Camorra and played on all its radio stations it has the Government so worried they are talking of banning it. Here’s a You Tube link – https://youtu.be/IgqT_y3eaPgg Main ‘enemy of the people’ and Camorra singer is one called Fiorello.
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I’ve just been reading an article Andrew, on the neomelodica music of Naples which is connected to the Camorra and which is growing at such a pace it’s got the government so worried it is talking about banning it – a surefire way to make it more popular. I was so intrigued I looked it up on You Tube – here’s a link if you want to listen – apparently it praises the Camorra, drugs and violence but without knowing the language well …
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Thanks for the link.
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Apologies, Andrew, first for the 2 comments, a mistake as WP didn’t upload the first comment (I don’t know when it appeared) and I didn’t realize the link would actually come out like this. You can delete it from your end, I can’t from here, and delete one of the comments – both if you wish – to clear your site.
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No need Marie, I welcome your comments and contributions.
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Still feel embarrassed at taking up so much room in the comments section!
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Please do’t, it is what it is all about!
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Always wanted to go visit Naples, a beautiful place
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Absolutely.
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It’s coming to be a reality just have to be a little bit more patient 😜
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Just go!
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I’ve always wanted to visit Naples. Very interesting photos!
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It is a fascinating city, you would love it for sure.
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Love Dem pictures, never been to Naples but thanks to you I can now see this beautiful city in your photos
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Thanks for stopping by.
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These photos are wonderful, Andrew. I love how you describe the city, too. It makes me want to be there. Italy is certainly a country that requires multiple visits. I never even got close to Naples.
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You would love it there crystal!
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Oh what a lovely thing to happen. You liked my comment on Derrick’s post, I followed you back to your blog, and tumbled into this post about one of the most brilliant cities in Italy. How I wish that I had gone there sooner, but maybe I wasn’t quite ready for that crazy, wonderful, warm, chaotic city earlier. I am so jealous that you be there again, soon, and dead jealous about the cost of the flight. have a splendid time there. Where will you stay? ❤
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Naples is fabulous, I always stay as close to the centre as possible. Naples is no more dangerous than any big city. Palermo and Bari are similar. I want to go to Marseilles but haven’t got there yet.
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Agree, absolutely. Palermo is wonderful, edgy and fun. Marseilles ditto (but without the Italian vibe which makes Palermo & Naples nicer cities in which to wander – I think). Marseilles is like all the old black & white movies you’ve seen, with Gauloises-smoking taxi-drivers and furtive looking black-suited men standing in groups around the port.
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Now I know for sure that I need to go there.
“On a morning from a Bogart movie, in a country where they turn back time, you go through the streets like Peter Lorre contemplating a crime” – Al Stewart, Year of the Cat. One of my all time favourites.
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You’ve just sent me to my copy which I haven’t listened to in years. Ah, happy days! Back in 2014, this was my take on Marseilles but I was only there for two days, much of which we spent in eating!
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