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Corfu & Sicily
... and driving he slammed on his brakes and screamed at us to get out of the car. We quickly apologized and he continued to scream at us in Italian. When he finally calmed down and started driving again (faster this time) I muttered some unfriendly words in English, and obviously he did understand some English because he slammed on his breaks again in the middle of the highway and started screaming at me. I smiled politely at him, trying to make myself looks angelic as possible in ...
Valley of the Dolls
... All that remained of the original roadway was approximately a 3-foot wide patch adjacent to the uphill curb. Just wide enough for a motorcycle to get through. We, of course, rode through. Three of us two up and John, the single rider. Piece of cake. The upside is that there was no traffic the entire length of the road.
Hunger pangs were hitting the group around 2:30 so we decided to stop for a snack at a lovely café on a bluff above some of ...
Taormina
... sky, perfecto! Took the funicular down to the beach, dipped our feet in the ocean, collected sea glass and colourful pebbles. 3 P.M. Sitting around the pool enjoying our last few hours in Italy. Our flight from here to Rome is early morning, yuk, we have to leave the hotel at 4 A.M. (Double yuk). Then Rome to Toronto then ...
Sicily
... Italy has more Unesco sites than any country in the world and most of them are in Sicily! People in Sicily are Sicilians first then Italians! I'm enjoying the language, some words are similar to French, others to Spanish (I used to know some Spanish). Our tour manager, Antony, who can speak a few languages, makes a point of teaching us some Italian words. Very little English is spoken or understood here. The valley has many Olive trees, one ...
Life in Italy - part 2
No trucks are allowed on the roads on Sundays. Huge recycling bins everywhere, every 100 feet or so in public places, even a bin for organic waste. Lots of roundabouts in the smaller towns that really help with the flow of traffic Houses have blinds on windows on the outside that operate with a pulley-like string ...
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