Hotel Royal Catania
Via A. Di Sangiuliano, 337 Catania, Sicily, 95124, Italy
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La Dolce Vita
... for Christmas and the atmosphere was very calm and peaceful, unlike the hurly burly in the summer months when it is full of day trippers.
The theatre has such a beautiful setting, but Etna was a little shaded by cloud although clearly visible to the naked eye, wit ha little smoke rising from it's peak. Unfortunately only the close up photos showed it off well. And we were lucky, it erupted a couple of days later!
A stop for coffee and an ...
Jewel of An Island
December 8, 2011
Feast of the Immaculate Conception
Perugia to Rome
On a train bound to Rome. The Umbrian countryside (eye popping greens and fall hues--goldenrods, chocolates, oxbloods) rush by like in a colorized Fellini film. Paul's ended his meditation week and he’s in an altered state—centered, content and calm. Oh, and sleeping away as only he can do. We’ve said our goodbyes to the others and ...
The Sicilian Fly-By and Swiss Fighter Intercept
... Rice Balls."
We manifested for the Germany flight and wound up on an Air Force Lear Jet! Before we boarded Travis asked, "Dad, can I have a window seat?" My reply, 'Travis, everyone has a window seat!"
It was a six seater and we were the only four passengers. After a couple hours the pilot turned around and said, "Don't be alarmed, but we are going to ...
Pompei to the boot
... highways, we even saw a 3 story building with no doors, roof or windows and was chocked full of rubbish bags. You must google 'naples rubbish problem' and you will be astounded.
Anyway back to our main story, we drove into Pozzallo and found our hotel, nice, new small place on main street. Pozzallo was our stop to return car, stay the night and hop on 9.15am ferry to Malta the next morning.
See you then,
from all the Parker and Jen ...
The Lady
... corner at Hollywood Hire and rode around the city. Quite a hike but discovered some great historical areas , Roman Theater along with amphitheater dating back to the 11 century AD oval in shape and built from lava stone, brick and marble accommodating up to 15 000 spectators in its prime, today only a part of it is visible as most of it is still buried under the Piassa Stesicoro and the nearby Via (st) Manzoni and Penninello, baroque style ...
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