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Travel Blogs from Marina di Gioiosa Ionica
Mainland ho!
... protective of our little riding group, Janet (with me on my moto), George and Dee on a moto and John on his moto. Having Rob and Gretchen (Rob’s wife) along changes the riding dynamics but I still enjoy riding with him just the same. For whatever reason, we were running late and night was quickly enveloping us. At one point, we became separated from Rob and Gretchen. The rest of us were on the GPS route so we figured we would just see ...
Day 12 - Martone
Up at 8 for the day of travel. We didn't want to wake the owners up so we left cash with the Swedish man who was staying for the month. On the bus to Napoli we settled out our iuo's with each other. It is hard when travelling in a group because we have to remember how we pay for things because we don't always have the right cash to pay separately. The 3hr bus rode took us to the wrong stop and meg and I almost got stuck on the bus but some guys yelled something in Italian and the ...
From Rome to Sicily
... me strength. Now I can’t say for sure in what ways this applies to the Roman Empire, but I do know that these are words that we as the Church can cling to for today. When we rely on the power of Christ, “we can” becomes a call to lives of significance, lives empowered by the Lord Himself and lives of mission.
So let us marvel at all that man has done in the past and today, but more importantly, let us rejoice and live in the power ...
Visited Taormina today
After inadvertently sleeping to 9:00 a.m. today, we jumped out of bed, got ready for our 1/2 day trip to Taormina and went for breakfast. It was good to have some bacon and eggs to start the day. Oh yes, I forgot to mention that I stepped on my reading glasses and broke them so, please forgive my typos ...
Into Sicily
Messina was only a stopping point after Salerno for one night. Messina is a critical city in Sicily, but only for transport. Every bus and train has to pass through here from the Italian mainland. There is not much here other than that. We arrived late and couldn't even eat dinner and left first thing in the morning. ...