Guess this photo - February 2018

[caliroan]

Here's a dizzying view we enjoyed on our honeymoon in 1999.

 

[Ian Sutton]

Reminds me of Montepertuso above Positano, but I'm doubting it because I can't see even a hint of the coast road

 

[caliroan]

We saw Montepertuso on this trip, too

 

[JustTravel]

Amalfi Coast, honeymoon - can it be Capri?

Doesn't everyone go to Capri when in the area? Not us. We were in Sorrento for five days in 1995 but didn't bother to go. We were travel weary after four weeks with two weeks to go; just wanted to relax, enjoying the beautiful view from our hotel in Sorrento.

 

[caliroan]

It is indeed Capri - the view thru a famous geological formation - can you name it?

We spent three nights on Capri and loved it. Daytrippers see some of the beauty but experience none of the pace and vibe of the island. Totally different place after the last ferry leaves in the late afternoon.

 

[JustTravel]

Do you mean Arco Naturale?

 

[caliroan]

JT got it - Arco Naturale on Capri.
We visited in 1999 and again in 2000. Next year will be our 20th wedding anniversary and fingers crossed we'll return once more.
Over to Just Travel...

 

[JustTravel]

Where is this place?

 

[JustTravel]

It is next door to a castle.

 

[Ann]

Chateau des Milandes, once the home of Josephine Baker. We were there for the third or fourth time in May.

 

[JustTravel]

You are correct, Ann.

Here are additional photos

The country side​

The chateau

We were there in May 2006, a day trip from Sarlat.

 

[Ann]

From the falconry show there:

 

[Ann]

Here's the next, and maybe the last for February:

 

[Penn251]

Water Organ at Villa D'Este, Tivoli?

 

[Ann]

Right you are, Penn. Another one in February???

 

[Penn251]

OK.. Let's squeeze another into February

 

[Eleanor]

I think we may need some help here... Is it a Mediterranean island?

 

[Penn251]

Think Etruscan.

 

[Penn251]

In more direct answer to Eleanor's question....the picture is of the mainland....the islands in the background are Mediterranean.

 

[Eleanor]

I think I've eventually identified it as Piombino?