54 Days on the Moon

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A chocolate shop.

 

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You could sign up for a pizza making school.




And for home sick Brits an English fish and chip shop. I wasn't tempted.

 

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I now walked out of the old city.

 

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Crossed one of the gorges that runs through the town

A lemon orchard in the city.

 

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It was amazing how many churches there were in the old city which I have now gone back to.

 

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Though this church was now an artist's workshop.

 

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Next walked down to the cliff top with some good looking hotels.

 

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Now heading back down the stairs.

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Didn't have to wait long as a tender was just about to depart for the ship so met Mrsdrron at Kaiseki for the usual lunch choices.



Then some shots from our balcony as the sun was now behind us.





With Vesuvius and Naples now easily seen.

 

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A drink in the Panorama lounge. Going through the list of coughtails. Not sure what this one was.

And once more to Atlantide. The Daily menu plus a few changes to the basic menu.








The wines for the night.

 

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And now the food. Mrsdrron began with the mushroom and cheese turnover whilst I had the curried cauliflower. Both were nice.



I then had the baked polenta with mushroom and gorganzola cream sauce. Delicious.


For mains Mrsdrron had the salmon Amiyaki Gohan which she loved and I once more went for the fillet.




And for desserts we both had the eclair. One of the better Silversea offerings for dessert.


I woke up during the night on our way to Sicily and saw this -


Probably a ferry from Sicily.

 

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In the morning we were in Palermo.










The huge Costa Smeralda was a short distance away. It can carry 10 times the passenger numbers with 2.5 increase in crew numbers compared to the Moon.

 

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And this platform also nearby.



And now I walked into town.


I think some of this is just made up.

 

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I was heading towards the English Garden.










And in 2 days time they were having a cannolo festival.