Forward, Palermo, Monreale, Erice, Marsala
Forward
After the cover page the next three images appear in the Forward section of the book.
![](graphics/5sTBFA6SHCCover.jpg)
Cover of Sicily's Historic Coasts.
![](graphics/10stk10clEtnaFmNorth.jpg)
Mt. Etna from the Circumetnea Railroad.
![](graphics/12Sicily route map.jpg)
Map of my circuit through Sicily from Palermo to Palermo in October, 2000.
![](graphics/15stk20clwEtnaPeakFm9000.jpg)
Mount Etna up close and silent taken from 9,000 feet.
Palermo
![](graphics/20stk01clfTauromenaCafe.jpg)
A Sicilian bar.
![](graphics/26sta21clPalermoFleeMarkt.jpg)
Palermo flea market.
![](graphics/30sa05d0927PalermoU.jpg)
Palermo university.
![](graphics/33sTA22CLFPalermoCathedral.jpg)
Palermo cathedral.
Monreale
![](graphics/35sb21d0929MonrealePontocrator.jpg)
Christ Pantocrator in Monreale cathedral apse.
![](graphics/37sb00d0929MonrealeCathedral.jpg)
Monreale cathedral interior
![](graphics/40sc20d0929MonrealeCloistern.jpg)
Monreale cloister.
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Column detail at the fountain in Monreale’s cloister.
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Columns and fountain in Monreale’s cloister.
![](graphics/58sd02d0929MonrealeColumnCapital.jpg)
A Monreale cloister column capital.
![](graphics/59stl20clMonrealePalms.jpg)
Palm trees at Montreal Cathedral.
Erice
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St. John the Baptist church in Erice above Trápani.
![](graphics/65sd24d1001EriceStreet.jpg)
A wider Erice street.
![](graphics/70se16d1001EriceCastle.jpg)
An Erice castle.
![](graphics/71se17d1001EriceLookingNorth.jpg)
View of Sicilian coast looking north from Erice.
![](graphics/72ase19d1001EriceLookingSouth.jpg)
View of Sicilian coast looking south from Erice. Marsalla is on the far tip.
Marsala
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Capo Boeo, near Marsala, the most western point of Sicily with Erice the mountain in the distnce.
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