Detectives Beyond Borders: No crime in Sicily

Tuesday, May 30, 2017

No crime in Sicily

Sicily is notoriously the home of the Mafia, but the closest thing to a crime I experienced there last week was Alitalia's kidnapping or murder of my luggage somewhere between Palermo and London, a crime, however, that I retain some hope will be solved. In the meantime, here are some photos from Palermo, Monreale, and their surroundings.

© Peter Rozovsky 2017

Labels: Italy, Palermo, Sicily

2 Comments:

Nan said...: Such a beautiful place! What is that on the pizza? Looks like French fries, but couldn't be, could it?!; June 06, 2017
Peter Rozovsky said...: It could be, and it is. I did not order the pizza, but I did eat a sandwich of chicken cutlet and French fries. Sicilians either like fries or think that tourists do.; June 06, 2017

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