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Arrivederci al Prossimo Viaggio
... had set up to play cards in the park on makeshift tables, some men sitting and more men surrounding them, looking over their shoulders. Some of the men were dressed in suits, and one waved at me while I took a photo. We traced our way back to the cathedral then wound our way back from there to the Capo market area. This was a cacophony of colors and smells – fish vendors with whole octopus and buckets of sardines next to spice vendors ...
Hanging with the Mafia!
... the room we walked to the main square to have our breakfast, the B&B gave us a card, which entitled us to a coffee and brioche each. We ate our breakfast looking out at the water fountain, which was a very nice way to start the day. It was not looking the best weather so we got on our bikes and made our way quickly to Agrigento. We passed lots of eucalypt trees that reminded us a lot of home and surprised us there were so many along the road in Sicily. The wind started to pick ...
Another Day, Another Sicily
... bit of alcohol at lunch.
Upon arrival back at Silver Spirit, there was time to toss in a load of laundry before heading up to the Panorama Lounge for our now traditional 4:45 Team Trivia completion where we improved our position from earlier matches to place second. Our team consists of Joe, the English professor; Bob, the retired HMO creator; John and Irene, a wonderful British couple from Windsor, England and the two of us.
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Palermo and Monreale
... walkway around the cathedral domes. From here you can see right across to the port of Palermo and coastal towns beyond.
Less impressive (much else is) is Palermo's Duomo, an Arabesque Norman beast, turned to something less harmonious by the addition of 18th-century domes. The grand exterior hides a vast but vacant interior with private chapels including one ...
Back in Cefalù
... The ticket machine is broken. You can't buy tickets. The 'fast' train is 1hr 40 mins late. Our slow train arrives 40 minutes late and it's already full, with many students heading back to Palermo with suitcases. Despite this, people cram aboard, blocking the doors. Tempers simmer and arguments ensue as the train remains on the platform for ...
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