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    about is The Amalfi Coast. Countries are fun to visit, however, coasts can be entertaining too. It is a beautiful coast in the morning and also at night. I do understand that Italy has plenty of places to visit and that are wonderful, however, I believe that the Amalfi Coast tops it. In this essay I will talk about the Amalfi Coast and its history, the waves, currents, and tides. I will also speak about the influence on climate, which should be important for all human beings. The Amalfi Coast is a

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    Descriptive Vacation

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    “Forever” I will forever be tied there. Everything about it - the food, the air, the smell, the sights - was wonderful! It all started when my great grandpa Forst died and left my mom money. He loved to travel, so my mom knew that we should use the money for travel. A couple of years later my parents said, “We're going to Italy.” “Really?!” I exclaimed. “You better believe it, or you're not going!” “ I believe it, I believe it!!!!” As soon as I stepped into the airport, I knew it was going to

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    Italian Ceramics: Vietri tableware If you happen to be around the Italian Amalfi coast, Sorrento, Capri, Salerno, or even in Napoli, you might be interested to buy a plate or two to bring home to remind you of the sunny days and stunning views and beautiful places. Of cause, you can buy ceramics in any of the places mentioned above. We just hope you have managed to get something better than the usual touristic mass produce. Luckily, there are a lot of beautiful pieces waiting for those who are looking

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    wholeheartedly captivated by the breathtaking beauty of Amalfi. Before me, jagged mountains sloping towards the sea made a dramatic backdrop for what appeared to be an imposing monastery built below the ancient remains of a castle. Picturesque, white buildings among pastel cream colored houses piled high on a rocky shore surrounded a predominant church boasting an extraordinary majolica dome. On the cliff above the harbor, the ever present traffic on the Amalfi Coast Road proceeded at a snail’s pace as it

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    Capri Research Paper

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    Amalfi is steeped in history as evidenced by its most popular attraction; the Duomo di Sant'Andrea Apostolo that is a cathedral built in the 9th century. Visitors looking for an interesting musical experience should attend a performance at the Arsenale of Amalfi. Nature lovers and explorers will be stunned by the Amalfi's majestic natural waterfalls in Valle delle Ferriere or Valle

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    Personal Narrative

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    The sounds of scooter buzzing by, the sing-song Italian ringing in my ears and the scent of those exquistley fragrant lemons, only found there along the Amalfi coast. I know you're probably thinking, Michelle, pasta and lemon sounds overwhelmingly acidic, but you will be surprised, trust me. The lemon imparts a sense of brightness and blends well with the warm nutmeg, cool cream, sharp pecorino, and fresh

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    Personal Narrative Essay

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    As I walk off the plane and onto the lot, all I see is beauty. “I’m so glad you guys are finally here to see Italy,” my mother says with excitement. Of course, I was so overjoyed when I arrived, all I thought about was visiting Virginia (my Nonna’s cousin). While we drive to Pacentro, my mother was in tears. Soon, before I even noticed, we were seated at a wonderful dinner table, inside Virginia’s home. We had many wonderful foods, such as pasta. After dinner we were heading off to our town

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    St. Andrew's Basilica

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    that miracles happen. After all, it remained standing through rebuilding efforts following earthquakes and eruptions brought on by active volcano Mount Etna. It is the home of the third-largest church bell in Italy. St. Andrew’s Cathedral, Amalfi With the Amalfi coast as its background, St. Andrew’s Cathedral is simply beautiful inside and outside. It features an Arab-Sicilian façade and Baroque interiors with 18th-century paintings that illustrate the life and miracles of St. Andrew. Basilica of

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    One reason that caused the Dominican migration to the United States in the last century was the Trujillo’s regime, the opportunity for a better future and work opportunities. For example, poet and fiction writer Julia Alvarez, who wrote best-selling story How the Garcia Girls Lost Their Accents, family fled from the Dominican Republic because “her father began to be eyed with suspicion by security agents of Trujillo dictatorship, due to his possible link with an anti-government plot” (Torres-Saillant

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    Sightseeing in Naples, Italy Naples, Italy, the second largest city in this popular tourist region, and with a myriad of sightseeing adventures. Spectacular vistas on the seaside coast are favorites of locals and tourists. Guided Half Day and Day Tours There is no shortage of things to do in Naples Italy and, guided tours are available for trips to seaside villas, museums and famous historical landmarks, shopping districts, food and wine, and walking tours for every attraction in this culture-rich

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