Monreale Cathedral

Sicily last day 14. Monreale and Palermo

October 23rd 2015
Sicily Day 14. Palermo The last day travelling from the Chiuso farmhouse to Palermo. The morning was grey and miserable as we woke up, but thankfully the washing was dry, but alas, my shoes were wet through. Having no newspaper I packed them with some spare dry clothes with the hope that they may extract some moisture during breakfast. The view from our door would have been glorious if the sun ... read more

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Italy became a nation-state in 1861 when the city-states of the peninsula, along with Sardinia and Sicily, were united under King Victor EMMANUEL II. An era of parliamentary government came to a close in the early 1920s when Benito MUSSOLINI establis... ... read more

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Richard Dugdale

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I am a retired engineer, born in 1945, who loves cycle touring. I started by riding Lands End John O Groats for charity. Followed by C2C, the Three Towers (Blackpool - London -Paris Blackpool), European section of North Sea Cycle Route (Rotterdam to Bergen, 3,500 km), several sportives and trips to Spain and the Alps, Slovenia, Albania, Macedonia, Turkey, Japan, Kerala and Tamil Nadu (India), Vietnam, Cambodia, China, Australia, including Tasmania and New Zealand. Kyushu Japan, USA, Republic of Ireland, Germany and Sicily. I ride two days every week with some retired riders and usually lead a... full info

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