B&B Cinisi Vacanze
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Arrivederci al Prossimo Viaggio
... this issue. The hotel has a great rooftop terrace; the whole city was lit up before us, all of the sites we had just walked past. We had a drink outside; I tasted a Sicilian specialty Averna Amaro and loved it. This liqueur is made with herbs, roots, flowers, bark, and citrus peels soaked in alcohol, mixed with caramel, and aged in casks. We then went inside for our last dinner in Italy … at least for this trip. We would love to ...
Hanging with the Mafia!
... We had a bite to eat here and continued down the rest of the way on foot. It was a bit difficult to walk on the lava which varied in size and slipperiness! We did well however and had it all polished of in another hour or so. Back down at the bikes we were getting ready to head off when a German came and asked where we were off to. We told him we were hoping to get back to Austria in a week and he couldn’t believe anyone could be so silly to ride in winter! Hopefully it wont ...
Another Day, Another Sicily
... has been conquered and occupied by more ethnic and religious groups that I have room here to mention. The most recent of those, according to our guide, Juliet, was The Mafia who only recently have been ousted from power by a fed-up populous. We are destined to spend more time outside of Palermo than in it. Perhaps that is a good thing because the streets and sidewalks we see are filthy with trash. Gloria wonders if the younger generation ...
A free day so I had to ride
... square either up or down to your residence is a climb no stairmaster could match. I had the moto in first gear and was having trouble making it up or down the street. Perhaps the residents aren’t as old as they appear. They are just plain worn out from having to deal with mountainside living. I also noticed that gaggles of old men congregate in the village’s main square. I’m assuming they are discussing politics, ...
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 ...
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