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The Duomo of Syracuse. Great example of a Baroque style cathedral.

During the day of Santa Lucia in Syracuse, the most devote worshipers follow the procession of the statue of Santa Lucia barefoot.

Baroque style balcony, made to surprise passers by as they look up to some interesting faces.

Parents would lift their children to touch the statue of Santa Lucia as it passed.

Even priests are hooked to their phones.

Ragusa is beautiful, even under the rain.

So much good stuff.

Ragusa Ibla, an ancient town on a hill.

Red Cinquecento!!

Mermaid in Marzamemi

White Cinquecento!

A migrant's British dream, beautifully drawn on an abandoned boat.

The boat "cemetery" in Portopalo di Capo Passero, close to the southernmost point of Europe. Today these boats are a luxury for migrants, who mostly do the crossing on rubber dinghies.

Sicilian food culture is very raw. Here there is a connection between nature and what people eat. No pre-packaged meat from a shelf.

Look at that trim!

Nothing but the sea between these rocks and the African continent.

Another drawing on an abandoned boat. Some authority waves his weapon threateningly.

Staying warm around a chestnut cooker fire

Fish gallery

La Pescheria in Catania

Who is looking at who?

Roman amphitheatre in Syracuse.

Chilling on the benches of Pachino - the faces of Sicily.

Chilling on the benches of Pachino - for those who do not want their faces to be photographed

One of the best sandwiches (and most filled) ever.

Graffiti on a local library's shutter.

Art-ichokes

Sicilian lemon it is.

Emergency washing

The nut man of Ortigia.

Cutie

This is not a selfie

Sicilian ragazzi

Family siesta on the sea with their guard dog

The fountain of Diana, in Piazza Archimede in Ortigia. Diana was the goddess of hunting and protector of Ortigia in Greek times.

Poor dog, forced to window shop

Long shadow. Late in the day.

Sweets for Santa Lucia!

Ortigia, Christmas time.

Futuristic church.

NO to RACISM

Cream Cinquecento! Even the arrow is pointing at it

The Ear of Dionysius is a man-made cave dug in the Greek/Roman time as water storage. A legend says that it is called after Dionysius I of Syracuse, a tyrant who used the cave to imprison opponents and listen to all they said and planned thanks to the acoustics of the cave. Very 1984.

Anchor on land?

Guardia Costiera in the port of Syracuse.

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