[Leica] Last Tango in Sicily

[Peter Klein]

Here are photos from our last full day in Castellammare del Golfo. After 
that we flew home.  But never fear, I still have a couple of unseen 
folders from the day trips we took in Germany during the Leica Society 
meeting, so please continue to "watch this space."

Ice cream in a brioche.  Very tasty, very filling, very fattening.
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Father and daughter:
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In our hotel bar, a c. 1953 Italian-made Eterphon console 
radio/phonograph, which cover both the standard broadcast and 
international shortwave bands. It's calibrated in meters rather than 
kilocycles.
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A veteran of many street fights, it appears:
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A square with fountain and lamps at dusk. For theater buffs, the 
building in the background is "Circolo Didattico Luigi Pirandello." I'm 
not sure if this is a school named after the famous playwright, or an 
institute devoted to studying him.
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The town's main pedestrian street in the moonlight
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And an arial view of the Alps on our way to Frankfurt for the flight 
home.  Our plane's apparent path (Palermo to Frankfurt) crossed the 
Italian-Swiss border. If anyone can identify the valley or mountains in 
the picture, please let me know.
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Olympus E-M5 and Panasonic 20/1.7.  Enjoy!

--Peter