For our last day in Palermo, Amy and I went to the Capuchin catacombs on the outskirts of Palermo, which turned out to be creepy enough she called it quits after 10 minutes. It did seem like they were going to reach out and grab for us (they being all of the dead people in the catacombs), so I sympathized but took my time. Then we decided to be life affirming (or deny our mortality) and basically spent much of the rest of the afternoon shopping. She and S have now headed out and me and W carry on, first stop as travelling duo a Tunisian restaurant where the prix fixe meal left us groaning. Not bad really at €15 with dessert and wine! Tomorrow an 8AM start for Vulcano where we may have no internet for 6 days so obviously we will be dead and never make it home. Til then .....
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Near end of Palermo update
For our last day in Palermo, Amy and I went to the Capuchin catacombs on the outskirts of Palermo, which turned out to be creepy enough she called it quits after 10 minutes. It did seem like they were going to reach out and grab for us (they being all of the dead people in the catacombs), so I sympathized but took my time. Then we decided to be life affirming (or deny our mortality) and basically spent much of the rest of the afternoon shopping. She and S have now headed out and me and W carry on, first stop as travelling duo a Tunisian restaurant where the prix fixe meal left us groaning. Not bad really at €15 with dessert and wine! Tomorrow an 8AM start for Vulcano where we may have no internet for 6 days so obviously we will be dead and never make it home. Til then .....
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