
Remembering Monte Piana
– “Up to the Monte Piana” Imposing and glorious peaks like gothic cathedrals, a sacred silence a dizzy primordial beauty. The wind whispers with mistery
– “Up to the Monte Piana” Imposing and glorious peaks like gothic cathedrals, a sacred silence a dizzy primordial beauty. The wind whispers with mistery
From the train station in the Piedmont town of Canelli where Martina arranged to meet us, we follow her in her car down a rough
Do you think of Greece at Eastertime? My association goes back to the 70s when I began the tradition of cooking lamb, Greek-style, for Easter
“I have to have this book,” I told Ruth Ann. “You know how much I love all things lemon. And Sicily.” This spring Magellan and
A Sicilian proverb says, “He who goes to Palermo without seeing Monreale leaves a donkey and comes back an ass.”Our sole opportunity to see Monreale
On our last day in the Sicilian countryside before ending our trip in Palermo, Magellan suggested that instead of going to Marsala, we take a
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