Everyday Sicilians fighting stereotypes, pride in their land and what then do using local 0 kilometer foods. Restaurant owner Roperto talks about some of the problems in Sicily, meet a granddaughter of a famous journalist murdered by the mafia in 1984, a father and daughter running a gelateria using local products to make unusual flavors in Randazzo, and a vineyard called Gambino in Linguaglossa. All are fighting to break stereotypes about Sicilians
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Roberto is correct, except that Malta is not a "…dry rocks in the sea…" It is tue we tend to promote toursim, but still a LOT of Italians come to Malta. Witness the capital city, Valletta, There is more to see in Malta, especailly history. The other day I happened to be watchin an interview and I got new for you. Not only Malta has the Neolethic temples, but recentely they found out that the "hunter ghatherers" used to visit Malta from Sicily, whuch translates into, all books have to be changed to older than thought period..
Roberto is correct, except that Malta is not ",,,.a dry island on the rocks…." Witness the many Italians that venture into Malta. Valletta, the capiatl city, is a must to visit. Not only Malta has Neolethic temples (some say the oldest in the world) but lately I was watching an interview with locals, and the famous "hunter ghatherers" have been around from Sicily, meaning that all books will have to be chaged to reflect an older period that the Neolithic period. All in all Malta is rich in history
We went to the winery in June and it was fabulous!!!! Excellent wine and service!
Happy Thanksgiving Day! Have a wonderful day! Blessings 🙏🏼
Buona Domenica e' Happy Thanksgiving to all.
Other vineyards are Murgo and Terra Constantino
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love this and of course love seeing anything about Randazzo
HAPPY THANKSGIVING. ❤🦃❤ My Grandfather came from Sicily. There was no YouTube in his time. He would have enjoyed these videos. 😊
Thank you for your lovely and interesting video with love 😊❤