Villaggio agli Androni
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Arrivederci al Prossimo Viaggio
We were up by 8, finished packing, had breakfast on our balcony, then said good-bye to Diana and her B&B. We managed the ten minute trudge to the ferry stop (my luggage wheels really don't have much left in them!) and we were on the hydrofoil ferry at 9:15. We found the bus stop for the Milazzo train station, and made some friends on the bus … a mother and daughter from Holland, and a couple from Australia who we recognized from ...
Hanging with the Mafia!
... br> On the way out of Trapani we rode up a hill to get a lovely view of the harbor and surrounding fields, we also got a great view of the very dark clouds spreading as far as we could see – not a good sign!
Being optimistic we left our wet weather gear in our bags and made our way to Palermo. Along the way we had a great view of the coast and some of the smaller towns, still dodging the rain! However the closer to Palermo we got the darker the clouds got thus we ...
Another Day, Another Sicily
... and narrow cobblestone streets to negotiate. This small medieval town was founded in 415 B.C., and renowned in ancient times as an important sanctuary of Venus. Although we are told it is often shrouded in mist due to its hilltop location, today Erice offers splendid views of the sea and Egadi Islands under clear skies. The haze on the lands below partially obscures what would be an otherwise amazing view. It seems to me that the Sicilians ...
A free day so I had to ride
... I wanted a nap, but we had about 2 hours worth of riding left in order to get back to Palermo and the hotel.
We got back to Palermo after dark and there was still rush hour traffic in full swing. I don’t think it ever dies down. As challenging as negotiating Palermo traffic is in daylight, it’s even more so when in the dark. I must admit, I’m beginning to enjoy the challenge. Go ahead. Try and cut me off. I dare ...
Palermo and Monreale
... Piazza Verdi dominated by the Teatro Massimo, Palermo's premiere opera venue, though the allure is somewhat diminished by the stench of drains surrounding the tacky souvenir tables.
More time could have been spent investigating the city's chapels, piazzas and gardens but we're happy with our itinerary and bloated by bread and pasta. Sicily's east will remain for a future visit.
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