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Still haunted by Herculaneum, NaplesJuly 16, 2010
The colours, still so beautiful so long after the city was engulfed by Vesuvius.
Herculaneum is an exquisite place to visit if you find yourself with time to wander while in Naples.
I just discovered that this is a wall mosaic from the ‘House of Neptune and Amphitrite’. The left hand figure in this mosaic has sometimes also been described as Poseidon but this is one of several good wall mosaics in this building.
But more than that, Herculaneum…
The Gnocchi recipe from NapoliFebruary 26, 2010
Thanks go to Tonya and Ana for this delicious recipe ...
You can view some of Ana’s how to make gnocchi lesson in my photography series titled Ana’s Gnocchi Lesson - for help, hints and clues.
The recipe:
1 kilo boiled potatoes (old potatoes)
2 tps salt
1 egg
2 tsp EVOO (extra virgin olive oil - I always forget what the abbreviation means)
1 kg or so of normal…
A section of wall, Herculaneum, Naples.February 22, 2010
Stunned by the Colours, Herculaneum, NaplesFebruary 22, 2010
Can you imagine how these colours and this ancient art stunned me ...
What Remains ... Herculaneum, NaplesFebruary 22, 2010
Surviving Vesuvius in Herculaneum, NaplesFebruary 22, 2010
Tonya took me to Herculaneum back in 2009 and we made the most of the quiet peace we found in this less well-known city destroyed by Vesuvius ... although the heat was something else that summer’s day. She gifted me a book that I would recommend if you want to know more about that event, titled Pompeii and written by Robert Harris, it gives a sense of what happened in those hours when…
The Cameo-Maker’s Bench, NapoliJanuary 02, 2010
The Cameo-Maker’s Work, NapoliAugust 18, 2009
His shop was full of fascinating bits and pieces, accrued over years, worn down by the work.
I loved it.
The Cameo-Maker, NapoliAugust 18, 2009
Someone else I could have spent all day photographing this gentleman as he worked however I was on a guided city walk in Naples ... this time.
Gnocchi RecipeAugust 02, 2009

Remember the gnocchi I made back in Napoli, taught by the skilled and patient Anna, while staying with Tonya and Jack?
Here’s the recipe.
1 kilo boiled potatoes (old potatoes)
2 tps salt
1 egg
2 tsp EVOO (extra virgin olive oil)
1 kg or so of normal white flour
Smooch potatoes, add salt & egg. Gently sqoosh. Add flour around it and the oil.…
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