It was hard to believe but it was September 18th and our last day of the photography workshop.  Most of the day was spent looking at everyone's photographs and having them expertly critiqued by Alfio.  Everyone had some great shots and it was a lot of fun looking at all of the pictures.  Later on in the afternoon, Pam, Doug and I went for a walk in the hills of the town.  As we were strolling up one of the main streets, a woman told us in Italian that we should go up this side street.   We figured she was telling us that there was some nice scenery up this street so up we went.    The road climbed up past a church and kept going.   I'm guessing  the woman really wanted us to see the church.   We walked as far as we had time for  and came to some beautiful vistas overlooking the town.

 A view from the road.  There were motorcycles parked everywhere we went in the streets.  

As were were climbing up this road we came across this little boy going  down the steps of this narrow alleyway.    

We came across this church that we thought was a synagogue at one time.  

 The alleyway  had many twists and turns in it and we kept going up hoping it would lead to a view of the town.

We weren't disappointed as we finally reached this scenic viewpoint.  

We came to this viewpoint overlooking one of the hotels.  We could have hiked down to the water at this point but it was getting late and we didn't know how long that route would take us.  

Another beautiful view.  

An overlook of the mountains.  We weren't sure what the smoke was all about.  

One final view of Maiori before we started the descent back to the hotel.  

The next morning just before leaving for Sorrento I went outside to take a few last photos of Maiori.   The fishermen were hard at work.  

One last beach shot.