an extra- program during the tour...

Ragusa Ibla

almost a timeless atmsphere

in a magic silence

just my voice talking

about one of the most authentic

Sicilian Baroque beauty

to my tourists

when

a voice on a megaphone

shouted

announcing

the arrival of fresh fruits and vegetables

in just a few seconds

some local people in the surroundings

appeared around the little cart

my tourists run away

towards the crowd

leaving me at the top of the stairs

taking pictures

laughing

and I with them

the lady you saw in the picture

told us

she needed

fresh spinach for her scaccia

so the following question was:

Lucia, what is a scaccia??

and in a moment

the magic Baroque was forgotten

and we started talking about

the magic Sicilian food...

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