Quote by Cathy Bramley Download Open image ““Sorrento had got under my skin and I felt refreshed and energized.”” — Cathy Bramley ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ 2.9 out of 5 (3 ratings) Copy quoteShare
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“you have to go out and make your future, not sit around waiting for it to find you.” — Cathy Bramley Copy Share Image
“This is about your future. Nobody else can make the decision for you.” — Cathy Bramley Copy Share Image
“To our far left was the little island of Capri, and to the right, around the bay, Vesuvius smouldered away in the distance, rising… — Cathy Bramley Copy Share Image
“Nonna told us about growing up in the pretty town of Sorrento: diving off the rocks and swimming in an emerald Mediterranean Sea, watching… — Cathy Bramley Copy Share Image
