u/Independent-Mine6668

Hi everyone

My wife and I are flying into Naples mid October this year and this is the broad plan so far.

Sunday - land in Naples around 11am, spend the afternoon there then travel down to Pompeii where we will stay for 4 nights.

Monday - spend the whole day exploring Pompeii with a short guided tour then the rest by ourselves. Evening dinner in pompeii.

Tuesday - guided tour/hike path of the gods.

Wednesday - mount Vesuvius hike and Herculaneum visit

Thursday - fly back to UK early morning

Is there anything obviously stupid with that plan? Any must do or must not do?

At the moment we only have flights booked. So the world is out oyster

Hi everyone

My wife and I are flying into Naples mid October this year and this is the broad plan so far.

Sunday - land in Naples around 11am, spend the afternoon there then travel down to Pompeii where we will stay for 4 nights.

Monday - spend the whole day exploring Pompeii with a short guided tour then the rest by ourselves. Evening dinner in pompeii.

Tuesday - guided tour/hike path of the gods.

Wednesday - mount Vesuvius hike and Herculaneum visit

Thursday - fly back to UK early morning

Is there anything obviously stupid with that plan? Any must do or must not do?

At the moment we only have flights booked. So the world is out oyster.

Good morning everyone, UK runner here. (Although haven't run properly for a decade).. 45, 108kg, meniscus surgery last week, aim for the short term is (once I'm able) to build up to regular 5k distances.

I have run a bit before, 2010/2011+2013 London marathons and back then I had a brooks stability trainer.

I know the answer is to go get fitted....but... I'm looking for a short term (budget sub £100) shoe that will just get me back into running and be become just a walking shoe in 6 months time.

Any recommendations?