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Town on the Hill,Italy

gallery is in progress,some more images will be added of several Italian regions

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Ravello;Amalfi Coast	Scala;Amalfi Coast	Palomonti,near Salerno	Castelluccio,Umbria	Palomonti,near Salerno
Civitella,Abruzzi	Positano,Amalfi-Coast	Castelluccio,Umbria	Castelluccio,Umbria	Morcone
near Candela,South-Italy	Isernia	Palomonti,near Salerno	Castelmola,Sicily	Castelmola,Sicily
Ostuni	San Giminagno,Tuscany	near Potenza	Spello,Tuscany	San Nicola
Pienza,Tuscany	Matera	Agira,Sicily	Civitella,Abruzzi	Agira,seems to be an ant-hill..,Sicily
Enna,view from hotel - night,Sicily	Gangi ,incredible concentrated town on the hill	Leonforte,Sicily	Nicosia,Sicily	Sicily
near Leonessa,Sicily	near Terme di Cotilla	near Nicosia,Sicily	near Nicosia,Sicily	near Leonforte,Sicily
Sicily	Sicily	near Petralia,Sicily	Agrigento,Sicily	Sicily
Nicosia,Sicily	Leonforte	Agira,Sicily	near Avezzano	Amalfi
Italy,Tuscany,Pitigliano	Italy,Assisi	Italy,Sicily,Gangi	Italy,Sicily,Leonforte	Minori
Castelluccio,Umbria	Assisi,Italy	Castelmola on the rock,Sicily	Agira,Sicily	Caltagirone,very interesting town,Sicily
Castelbuono,Sicily	Agrigento,Sicily	opposite of Enna,Sicily	Monte Etna seen from Enna,Sicily	Gangi,Sicily
Gangi,Sicily	Gangi,town like an observer platform...,Sicily

Franz Bauer		07-Feb-2008 09:52
Thanks Mattea for the spelling info,I fixed it.

Mattea		07-Feb-2008 02:17
These pictures are amazing and beautifully taken. My husband and I were both born in Sicily and we will be traveling there again this summer with our children. I must comment, however, the spelling for the town of Nicosia is spelled incorrectly. It should be as I have written it here. No "k" in the Italian alphabet. My husband was born there and that's one of our stops to visit relatives.

Loretta KLine		11-Jan-2008 22:34
I will be travelling to Sicily this Sunday Jan.13. My Aunt and Uncle had a home there in the town of Trapitello, near Taormina. They are now gone and I would very much like to see if I could find it. Would I be able to go through some documents when they owned it? I understand they had a magnificent view of Mt. Etna with lush valley below with lemon and olive trees. What can I do??: LPKLINE@verizon.net

Peter Renardo		20-Jul-2007 03:46
Hey, One of the photos taken close to Leonforte, with a small farm in the foreground, there seems to be the ruins of 'U Castiddazzu in the background of this photo. Is this U Castiddazzu. I am an American of Leonfortese ancestry, and I have been to Leonforte three times, first in 1979 with my late father, then again by myself in 1987, after the sudden death of my father, then again in April of 2006, with my brother-in-law. I currently still have cousins living in Leonforte, nearby Nissoria and also in Catania, and we are all of the Rinaldi name. My paternal grandmother was born in Castrogiovanni (now the city of Enna). So, I am quite familiar with many of these towns in the province of Enna. I just wanted to comment on the one photo, with what looks like U Castiddazzu in the background. I have a photo of myself looking through the rectangular window of that castle (Tavi Castle) taken by my father in 1979. I love Sicily and especially Leonforte, as it is one of the prettiest towns in that section of Sicily. I can't wait to go back there again, hopefully very soon. Ciao, Peter Renardo (Rinaldi)

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