Yesterday, I saw a posting about a website which offered many pictures of Italy in general and Capri in particular. I cannot locate that posting today, although I do remember it was included in a message from Christopher Woolson. I did do a search and just now spent about an hour scanning through messages for the past 3 days with no luck either way. Can anyone help me find that website? Thanks.

Good afternoo,m Mari <BR>Check out www.capri.it., www.capri-on-line.it..... <BR>italianculture.about.lture/italianculture/library/ <BR>Also search Yahoo for Capri Pics.... <BR>Richard of La Grange Park, Il..

Thank you, Richard. Caprionline was beautiful and just what I was loking for. By the way, we made our reservation for the last 2 nights of our trip at the Bellevue Syrene in Sorrento. Thanks for the suggestion!

Thank you, Richard. Caprionline was beautiful and just what I was loking for. By the way, we made our reservation for the last 2 nights of our trip at the Bellevue Syrene in Sorrento. Thanks for the suggestion!

huh, it's interesting you remember his name so distinctly, he must have made quite an impression. Christopher Woolson is a travel agent who spams travel forum boards (like Fodors and Frommers) and pretends to be a customer reviewing his own products and then directs people to that agency's web site to sign up for the trips he is reviewing for which (surprise, surprise!) he is the agent gaining commissions. I won't name the agency as to not give him any publicity, but if that post were deleted, it should have been, as it was advertising. I just checked his agency's web site and (again surprise!) he is the agent running a trip to Italy and those photos are on his site. I guessed he's learned new dirty tricks, now he's promoting photos, he used to pretend to be a customer; this photo trick is done by another jerk with a website named Mike of Footloosetravel. Mike also spams Frommers under various guises (photos, usually it's the typical advertising trick you see on here where these guys with companies respond to all kinds of questions/posts, even when they have nothing of relevance to say or add, so they can direct you to their website or ask you to email them for more info) so perhaps that's where Christopher picked up some new tricks as he's not very bright and probably wouldn't have thought of it on his own--the first time he tried the phoney customer trick he was dumb enough to leave his real email address in the box which was an AOL address where you could read his profile which told you he was a travel agent for the firm he was reviewing. These guys are not the sharpest knives in the drawer.