Comments on: La Chiesa de La Rocca & Rolla http://poptarticus.com/2005/sicilia/la-chiesa-de-la-rocca-rolla/ Shannon's Super Sexy Blog. Music. Travel. Randomness. And a Lot of Wine. Tue, 07 Feb 2012 20:00:12 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.6 By: cast and crew of the vine http://poptarticus.com/2005/sicilia/la-chiesa-de-la-rocca-rolla/#comment-130 cast and crew of the vine Sun, 13 Mar 2005 13:00:45 +0000 http://poptarticus.com/wordpress/?p=145#comment-130 Sounds like things are going well. We all just wanted to say hello and this seemed the best way. P.s. sundays are pretty fucking boring without you. The Vine Sounds like things are going well. We all just wanted to say hello and this seemed the best way.
P.s. sundays are pretty fucking boring without you.
The Vine

]]> By: Elio http://poptarticus.com/2005/sicilia/la-chiesa-de-la-rocca-rolla/#comment-129 Elio Sun, 13 Mar 2005 12:01:52 +0000 http://poptarticus.com/wordpress/?p=145#comment-129 Hi Shannon, March 14th. I had trouble getting to sleep last night and I needed to do some serious dreaming of my favorite destination-and I did so while still awake. Found your website and travel commentary and I gently faded into a lovely space. -Thank-you. I gather you must be in Taormina by now, comfortably lounging on that balcony admiring the views. I hope the weather is nice! I was in Sicily last June/04 on a cycling trip that took me through half of the island including the Aeolian Islands. Lipari and Salina are two islands that turned out to be the icing on the cake on my trip. You take an easy ferry from Messina to Lipari aprox. 1 hour, if you're strapped for time, you can go for the day and come back to your lovely Villa! Also, Sicily is famous for it's dolce (pastries) and home of the canolli's, be sure you get your fill! Anyway thanks for re-kindling the memory of my trip to Sicily, truly one of the best kept travel destinations of all time! Ciao! Elio. PS: I am a Canadian born Italian living in Vancouver, dreaming of Italy. Hi Shannon, March 14th.

I had trouble getting to sleep last night and I needed to do some serious dreaming of my favorite destination-and I did so while still awake. Found your website and travel commentary and I gently faded into a lovely space. -Thank-you.

I gather you must be in Taormina by now, comfortably lounging on that balcony admiring the views. I hope the weather is nice!

I was in Sicily last June/04 on a cycling trip that took me through half of the island including the Aeolian Islands. Lipari and Salina are two islands that turned out to be the icing on the cake on my trip. You take an easy ferry from Messina to Lipari aprox. 1 hour, if you’re strapped for time, you can go for the day and come back to your lovely Villa! Also, Sicily is famous for it’s dolce (pastries) and home of the canolli’s, be sure you get your fill!

Anyway thanks for re-kindling the memory of my trip to Sicily, truly one of the best kept travel destinations of all time!

Ciao! Elio.

PS: I am a Canadian born Italian living in Vancouver, dreaming of Italy.

]]> By: Tommaso http://poptarticus.com/2005/sicilia/la-chiesa-de-la-rocca-rolla/#comment-128 Tommaso Sat, 12 Mar 2005 15:40:01 +0000 http://poptarticus.com/wordpress/?p=145#comment-128 Hi Shannon et al, Cefalu is great isn't it ? We ate at a place called Ubriaco Pesce, or something like that. Right overlooking the water. When you get to Taormina try Trattoria Rosticepi -our friend Piero is a great cook. Thre's also a good wine bar that's toward the Greek theater, but you cut off to the right & follow the street that goes down to the right. They have a fixed price dinner, but you have to reserve it earlier in the day, so she knows how many people are coming. ciao, Tom Hi Shannon et al,
Cefalu is great isn’t it ? We ate at a place called Ubriaco Pesce, or something like that. Right overlooking the water. When you get to Taormina try Trattoria Rosticepi -our friend Piero is a great cook. Thre’s also a good wine bar that’s toward the Greek theater, but you cut off to the right & follow the street that goes down to the right. They have a fixed price dinner, but you have to reserve it earlier in the day, so she knows how many people are coming.
ciao,
Tom

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