Often when I’m out walking or hiking on the Amalfi Coast, I simply have to stop and marvel at the way of life that people have created here – often for generations. Way high above Amalfi, and nowhere particularly roads, you see terraces of lemons. And you know that to tend those lemon groves, make sure the nets are covering them when the weather turns cold and to harvest all those lemons when they turn their vibrant yellow means thousands upon thousands of steps each year.
While on a walk recently, I peered over a crumbly stone wall to see a gorgeous view of Amalfi sitting at the base of the valley. I also spotted two garden terraces. One had a trellis covered with grape vines while the other had rows of melanzane – eggplant. The way of living in these rural spots on the Amalfi Coast surely must not be easy, but few people can boast a view like that while gardening!
Sandra says
What a gorgeous view…thanks for sharing!
Laura Thayer says
And thanks for your sweet comment, Mom!
Welshcakes Limoncello says
Yes, that would certainly make up for having to do the gardening chores!
Laura Thayer says
Very true! 🙂
MamaCamel says
Oh how I love the Amalfi coast! Thanks so much for sharing!
Laura Thayer says
You’re so very welcome. Thank you for your kind comment!