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A day in Palermo
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Here we are at the original burial sites of the local monks. For those of you that might have a weak stomach, I will skip the details, but if you are interested in learning more about it I would suggest "googling" it.
As I said, this originated as a burial site for the local monks starting in about 1559 until the last burial of a 2 year old little girl in the 1920’s, and is still considered sacred. They have opened it to the public for ...
A day at sea
... kept at a very high temperature. Following this treatment, you enter the "Steam Room", then the dry heat room and finish with the “Aroma Therapy Room”. Follow all that with a nice cool down shower and a cool glass of water and you’re good to go. Usually to dinner or to bed.
Today we start packing one suitcase a day
We hope you’re having a good day as well miss you all
Wayne and M.A. ...
Mondello
... of drinks etc etc, all the while one person is rearranging a display table fifteen times but can't take our order because it is not their job. Just shake our heads and go with it, another table of people just up and left. Tomorrow off to Catania and Mt Etna the opposite side of the Island. Accommodation should be interesting have left this one up to Tom happens to be his first booking so will see how he goes.
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Heartbreaking Decison
... planes on the tarmac waiting for take off. There were 12 planes in front of us and at lease six behind us that I could see. Apparently Istanbul airport is second busiest to Heathrow. Alitalia were far cry from Easyjet or the train conductor on our first Italian visit “impossible impossible”.
Took the shuttle bus from the airport which was apparently meant to take us to the centre of Roma near the Colosseum and then it ...
Day Trip to Polermo, Monreale, and Cefalu
- Palermo: visited catacombs - real bodies and bones! a well-preserved little girl in a coffin. different sections devoted to different things (e.g., doctors, lawyers, priests, virgins, etc.).
- Monreale: visited the Duomo - very cool! All art work has an eastern influence, iconographic in nature. walked up steps to ...



