Ted

I apologize Mina. I took Jade's post as a serious one, now that I read more of it I see that it is entertaining in a comic way. I see now that it is kind of like the adventures of two Aussies.<BR>Nevermind. Go on Jade.

Lucy

I loved your report Jade - thank you for going to so much trouble! As a fellow Aussie I appreciate your sense of humour (which I can only assume was taken a little too literally by some people???) I can't wait till I get to POsitano some day - it sounds breathtaking!<BR>Cheers...

Carol

Your Blue Grotto experience had me laughing hard. We experienced it exactly the same way! I am sure that for the majority of visitors, this is the way they experienced it. We also just, 'had to do it'. <BR><BR>It is comforting in a certain way to know that we weren't the only ones who found it hugely dissapointing. The Blue Grotto is indeed the 'gondola experience' of Capri.<BR><BR>Thank you for your report. It has been a lot of fun to read!<BR>

Sam

Jade,<BR><BR>I love the way you weren't afraid to admit that you found the Blue Grotto to be a scam, or that there were certain aspects that you weren't a big fan of. I don't know why you received the criticism you did. I, for one look forward to reports such as yours. Thanks very much for your report.<BR>Sam. <BR>Calif. USA

Karen

Jade, as a fellow Aussie living in America, I can warrant that there is quite often a misunderstanding of how things are &quot;meant&quot; when you say them. This is especially true in the written form! <BR>I am enjoying reading your posts, and thank goodness that when I have travelled to Italy it has been in January, October, and am now planning for April. Can't stand those crowds!!!<BR<BR>