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Finishing the carmilla book , page 217 🥰

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the Carmilla book, page 106

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Loving the Carmilla book. Page 46.

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Page 58 , the Carmilla book

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the Carmilla book, page 91

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Rhiannon Giddens and Francesco Turrisi perform songs from and discuss their new album, there is no Other, on WFUV’s FUV Live, on air tonight at 8pm on 90.7FM in NYC and online now at wfuv.org.

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Castelmola Messina

If you’ve ever wanted to visit Sicily, I recommend this spot here -- Taormina. I took this photo during a trip that I went on at the end of August with a group of amazing friends who longed for the Italian sunshine.

But a trip here would not be complete if it didn’t include a lazy Sunday stroll up to the top of a mountain where the city lays bare for all to see. The place pictured is specifically called Castelmola Messina.

While the heat was... well... heating up, it did not deter my friends and me from strolling the beautiful cobblestone streets which had a rich history. You could see groups of Italian men sitting on park benches as they sipped their cups of espresso while other locals peered outside their windows.

The walk was the perfect way to soak in all that this small town had to offer. But on our walk, we stumbled across the most unexpected sighting...I later discovered the irony behind this photograph which I took after a few well-earned Aperol Spritzes!

This church, a local gem, is positioned right next to a famous cafe where the male form is highlighted throughout the cafe! We stumbled across this most unlikely restaurant by chance. The restaurant is called Turrisi. If you speak Italian, you’ll know exactly what this cafe is all about! If you don’t, here’s a link.

My recommendation, don’t be afraid to go in, sit, and eat. It has great food, plenty of customers flocking to get in, delicious cocktails, and the wait staff is incredibly friendly. No reservations are required; however, it does get busy because it is the most well-known cafe in the whole town.

This spot should undoubtedly be on your must-see list when you go.