Montepertuso. |
For our second week here at La Tagliata we have moved into the bigger of the two suites that they have - Le Boticelle.
It was only when we came down in the small lift into the private wine cellar
that the choice of name became clear!.
that the choice of name became clear!.
We have to walk through the private cellar to reach the inside door of Le Botticelle,
ducking beneath the salami sausages and provolone cheeses
and skirting the large wine barrel where the wine cellar register is kept.
View from the in room jacuzzi! |
There is also a door which leads outside to our private terrace
which is about twice the size of the one up at Limonella where we spent last week.
We can look across and down the valley to the town of Positano below
where I spent a lovely hour or so browsing clothes shops yesterday afternoon!
Positano style! |
ciao
Linking to Mosaic Monday with Mary @the little red house
stop by for a visit if you get the chance to see Mary's wonderful photographs.
Oh Maggie just catching up with your post's over the last few days. It looks wonderful.
ReplyDeleteRain seems to be every where at moment, just had a couple of nights away in Nantes . Enjoyed some very good French food and wine.
Hope you continue to have a great time.
HI Maggie. Oh wow that looks great. And that entrance through the cellar with the salami sausages, delicious. Hope the weather is getting better there. Here we have to wait more days for that.
ReplyDeleteThe views you have are stunning, Maggie! I am so enjoying your pictures!
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Jane
Wow! Wow! WOW! Your view is A.M.A.Z.I.N.G. !!! And that is a pretty cool cellar too. What memories you will have from this trip.
ReplyDeleteMaggie,
ReplyDeleteI hope you bought some new clothes to go with that marvelous new hair style! I travel vicariously with you and Jackie!
Carol
And the rain stopped! Yay!! It's gorgeous!
ReplyDeleteBut now - - - show us your room, OK??? All this entering and going out on the terrace and viewing the water from the jacuzzi is making me want to see the ROOM ITSELF!
ReplyDeleteGorgeous digs - just don't sample the wine too often - rather tempting having it right outside the door!!!!
ReplyDeleteHave fun - show us the clothes if you bought any - they all look delightful in the shop.
Mary X
This all looks so wonderful Maggie .... and time to go shopping in beautiful Positano ... That's a bonus.
ReplyDeleteLovely captures !
How lovely for you to be in such a glorous place. It looks very interesting
ReplyDeleteCarolyn
So lovely to be on the Amalfi Coast! I long to be back. And what a great view you have from your room. Hope the weather will be better soon.
ReplyDeleteI have been all over Italy, but I never made it to Positano. I have always wanted to go there since seeing the movie The Reluctant Debutante. Lovely mosaics! Did you shop 'til you dropped? ;P
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RJ
Thanks for reminding me how beautiful Positano is. I went there about 30 years ago and love it. Enjoying your posts.
ReplyDeleteWOW, what a beautiful view! I'm enjoying your trip pictures. Love that cellar!
ReplyDeleteOh Wow! What lovely views! AND a private wine cellar? Holy my goodness. You really know how to live, girl!
ReplyDeleteOh, Maggie, this looks to be a bit of heaven. I'm so happy that you two are getting some time to relax and enjoy the area. Beautiful place! ~ sarah
ReplyDeleteWhat a delightful place to spend a vacation. It looks just marvelous. Good views, good food, good company.
ReplyDeleteMorning, sorry I am late leaving comments as I had Harry all yesterday. Hope Roger is better, sadly the weather probably isn't as it has been rain almost non stop here. How lovely though to sit on the terrace,(I hope it is covered)and see that great view from the Jacuzzi!
ReplyDeleteEnjoy the rest of your holiday, Jackie.
What a beautiful view!
ReplyDeleteI think I'd like to go clothes shopping in Positano - love those colours!
Beautiful, very beautiful,
ReplyDeletewhat a great vacation it must be !
Lovely photos !
Hi Maggie :)
ReplyDeleteYour new digs look incredible, I bet the smell is lovely! I've been following your blog for a few months now, and really enjoy it. Thanks for sharing!
I just started my own blog about my french adventures, with the awful rain we have here at the moment I so wish I was back in Normandy! Less than 98 days to wait, enjoy your holiday and keep sharing your little corner of the world for those desperate to get back!
Debs
Sigh---- you are having such a wonderful vacation! The shopping is so much fun there-- the question is-- what did you buy?
ReplyDeleteI'm totally in love with your new digs!!!
Vicki
Oh, that wine cellar! I bet it was amazing! And your view is to die for. I'm traveling all over again thanks to you!
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