Posted by J HIKEMPER on September 29, 2011 at 20:57:55 from (184.9.248.149):
In Reply to: More Finland pics posted by fixerupper on September 29, 2011 at 19:53:38:
Nice Trip , truly awesome to visit other civalized Cultures , Was There a special reason to go there ?? , /////...i had The privilage to take my SARA home to Sicily Twice,, 1st time went to Torino,italy to see her aunt,, her cousins worked at Fiat and AGCo industries ,, Very Nice folx and town ,then got to see the countryside ,, traveled by train south to calabria region , across from Messina sicily ,where the entire train was loaded on a ferry and shuttled to Sicily ,where i met her parents for the 1st time in Catania,,we spent 2 weeks with them in caltigironi and surrounding rural areas ,wonderful culture to behold ,, those people make every late evening meal an event .. 2nd time in 2008 we landed in Rome , toured the Vatican ,WOW ...left by train on Palm sunday Mornin,, repeated the same Train on the ferry Crossing into Messina,,we spent more in Rome just meeting the basic needs in 3 days , than we did anywhere else the entire trip ,Those people are Awesome in Sicily ,and speak a italian language that closely resembles the talk in Torino, buti must tell you , My SARA had a little trouble catching the talk while conversing with her fast talkin Cousins after being away for 16 yrs ..LOL, but we managed quite well. today .i know enuf italian to keep me from thirst or starvation thanx to my sara ,,.
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