The flight from New York Rome
Security getting off the plane and entering the terminal was practically non existent. Lines were short, we didn’t have to fill out any paperwork. No one even asked the purpose of our visit. Customs? Non existent. Of course we had checked our bags through, but still, we could have met someone in the domestic terminal and passed on all sorts of goods.
And like all the European airports, the baggage trolleys are FREE. Are you listening USAir???? I mean, it is truly insulting that we (Americans) charge arriving passengers for the use of a baggage cart. It gives a bad first impression and for those of us who travel a lot, is just an annoyance. Rome
So here we are at the Rome Naples US
I’m especially fascinated because for the most part, they represent “glamgal.” The clothing isn’t always expensive. And the combinations are sometimes odd. But the ones who pull it off have an attitude that reeks of glam. They feel good about themselves, or if they don’t…they sure act like they do. Take a look at some of the women I photographed on this trip and you might see what I mean. Is it the sunglasses? The small designer (fake or real) bag? The hair? Most Italian women have gloriously thick hair. And please excuse all my generalities.
Time to board the plane. It’s a one hour trip to Naples