Just a quiet day in Positano
Sunday 10th September 2006
We were all a little late in getting up from our beds, particularly Adam and Rosalind which was not surprising given their very late morning and beach salsa dancing. They surfaced about 1300 and late afternoon Rosalind, Adam and I walked down to the town. The main purpose was to get some of our photos downloaded from the camera memory cards onto CDs. My photos only took about ten minutes but Adams and Rosalind’s took about an hour; I think it is because each of their pictures has far better resolution, more pixels per picture, and so takes more time to copy. I caught the bus back up to the villa while Adam and Rosalind did some more shopping while they waited for their CDs. The other purchases that they made were pizzas for dinner so that we could just stay in for a change and relax. Adam and I also took the opportunity to watch the Italian formula one Grand Prix on the television in the kitchen. It was a great race in that it was not decided until the last few metres of the race and the distance between first and third was less than fifty metres, which is astounding after that many laps.
We all had an early night as we planned to go to Capri in the morning
We were all a little late in getting up from our beds, particularly Adam and Rosalind which was not surprising given their very late morning and beach salsa dancing. They surfaced about 1300 and late afternoon Rosalind, Adam and I walked down to the town. The main purpose was to get some of our photos downloaded from the camera memory cards onto CDs. My photos only took about ten minutes but Adams and Rosalind’s took about an hour; I think it is because each of their pictures has far better resolution, more pixels per picture, and so takes more time to copy. I caught the bus back up to the villa while Adam and Rosalind did some more shopping while they waited for their CDs. The other purchases that they made were pizzas for dinner so that we could just stay in for a change and relax. Adam and I also took the opportunity to watch the Italian formula one Grand Prix on the television in the kitchen. It was a great race in that it was not decided until the last few metres of the race and the distance between first and third was less than fifty metres, which is astounding after that many laps.
We all had an early night as we planned to go to Capri in the morning
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