Wow – apple is finally moving back to something good with its hardware
The Mac mini got the update it needed.
The new air looks reasonably good, and better than the MacBook pros as they have a proper keyboard
And the ipad. That ipad. Looks really good.
This was a really big event – apple is going in the right direction again
Off to the next accreditation visit
Haven’t quite lost that holiday feeling. But its strange how quickly it wears off.. Back at work.
Have to say that the gluten free options have improved remarkably throughout Italy in the last few years.
With one notable exception: the business lounge of qantas/emirates in the airport terminal. It took them 10 minutes to pull something gluten free out of the freezer (nothing much in the lounge apparently is gluten free).
When they did find their only gluten free offering, we got this:
(Warning – graphic content below)
Some aerial shots of the place we are in.
Chris and Steve left already to Rome then return..
The rest of us leaving tomorrow morning, some to journey home, and some to continue on for a bit longer around parts of Italy.
Coming to the end of the holidays.
Dinner for all of us at our final group stay.
Its pretty touristy, but still an impressive island. Very hilly walking up. An impressive step count and flights climbed on my health app, with some nice views to go with this.
This town was the other side of Pompeii, and it was similarly covered in the eruption in 79AD. Similar to Pompeii, everyone in the town died pretty quickly from either boiling mud or the tsunami that followed.
It was first uncovered about 300 years ago, and the restoration work continues today. Much of the old city is now dozens of meters below the surface, preserved from Roman times.
Spectacular town. Spectacular views as we approached by bus. Overwhelming nausea that took out half the group. No obvious way out.
Slow ferry trip to exit…