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| December
2007 |
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Sicily,
although Italian, is more Mediterranean than anything else.
Separated from the mainland by only a small stretch of water it is another
world of mountains (including the volcano Mt Etna above), blue
skies, diverse cooking (bottom), and a culture influenced by
previous occupiers such as the Greeks and the Arabs. The buses
are definitely Italian though - orange local ones (left and below left)
and blue long distance ones (below right). Oh one final
thing, Sicily is romantic. |
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| All photos taken in
Taormina, Sicily in September 2007 |
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| Photo
Facts (top to bottom) |
 | Mount Etna dominates the skyline on
the East side of Sicily |
| Yes this bus really is being held
together by sellotape |
| CX032RR on Taormina town
service |
| A minibus en route from the hilltop
village of Castelmola (seen behind) to Taormina |
| Interbus BS574TW arriving in
Taormina from Castelmola. Both orange and blue services
operate on this 20 minute route. |
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