Our second day in Positano, it was overcast and drizzling so we decided to take the Sita bus to see the sequential towns. We started in Ravello, which is another town up on a hill with amazing views of the ocean. We found the most picturesque alleyways on the streets of Ravello, and Ryan subsequently took way too many photos of me. Next, we headed to the town of Amalfi, where we accidentally found a calzone with salsiccia e cime di rapa-- something Vanessa recommended that she could not remember the English word for, but likened to "sour spinach". Turns out broccoli rabe DOES taste an awful lot like sour spinach, and not in a good way either.
On the bus ride back to Positano, we got off when we spotted the most beautiful little beach to our right. We ended up having the Fiordo di Furore entirely to ourselves since it was a little wet and not at all sunny. Other than the Italian fishermen who were heading out to catch the next day's meal, we literally had the place to ourselves and it really could not have been more magical. After dark, we headed back to the main road and waited what seemed like hours for the next bus to arrive. We kind of thought after a while that we would be forced to walk along that narrow little road that winds between the coasts of those towns so we were very relieved when a bus did finally come. But I didn't go without entertainment while we waited-- Ryan was oh so generous to serenade me with his infamous Otis renditions, and I felt right at home.
