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Every two years I accompany a small group to Latin America. There are eight of us; four of us who were at school together and our wives. We are all in our late sixties and early 70s and over the last six years have covered Colombia, Chile and this year Uruguay and Argentina.
The city with its narrow cobbled streets, vast parkland, and scenic waterfront promenades is best explored on foot.
Sicily may be Italian but that does not mean that she is tied to the ‘mother’ country by its apron strings. No, Sicily is an island unto herself, individual, formidable and often quite beautiful.
For culture vultures, the vast landscape of the Alentejo, with its fortified cities and tiny villages, creates a beautiful, scenic region with a magical atmosphere.
The west of Sicily is very different from the ordered and industrious east. Whitewashed houses, palm trees, busy fishing harbours and sunburned lowlands seem more akin to Africa than Europe. Colonised by the Moors, western Sicily’s great appeal is its unique Arabic flavour that sets it apart from the rest of the island.