Springtime postcards from Sicily

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I’ve been spending my Easter break here in Sicily with friends and family trying to find a spark of energy to keep me going after a particularly devastating start to the year.

I’m slowly getting back into things, trying to find a new routine.

Easter for me was about day trips to the Nebrodi Mountains at Longi and to Biancavilla, Catania.

I got a few good photos, I’d like to share with you.

Here are some postcards from Sicily.

The town of Longi in the Nebrodi Mountians of Messina.
The town of Longi in the Nebrodi Mountains of Messina. © Rochelle Del Borrello 2019
Longi is a tiny mountain village perched literally on a precipice with one road in and one road out in Messina Province.  © Rochelle Del Borrello 2019
The picturesque bell tower from one of Longi’s many ancient places of worship. © Rochelle Del Borrello 2019
On the way to Catania is it obligatory to stop at Santa Domenica Vittoria for the best pannini you’ll ever eat in Sicily. © Rochelle Del Borrello 2019
Italian doors are always so fascinating, this one at Santa Domenica Vittoria, Catanai is no different.
© Rochelle Del Borrello 2019
Heading outside of the Messina province, after Randazzo, the terrain changes as the plain of Catania shows its vast plantations of market gardens, citrus, olive, pistachio and prickly pears. © Rochelle Del Borrello 2019
In the fertile countryside outside of Biancavilla near Catania, I always love to visit my elderly Aunt and Uncle’s house. © Rochelle Del Borrello 2019

6 thoughts on “Springtime postcards from Sicily”

  3. Lovely to hear from you Rochelle.
    As you probably know, time does heal and, from what I have seen from your Instagram posts I hope you were able to spend quality time with your Dad when you were recently in Perth.
    I wish you and your family all the best.
    Warm regards
    Michael Croy

    1. Thanks 🙂 I’m doing my best to continue on, blogging makes me happy and I’m sure no one wants me to stop.

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