
Mt. Etna explodes a lot so there is a lot of interesting stuff to see. This poor house got buried in one of the last eruptions.

It may have been 5 degrees celcius, but we still saw the most recent gigantic craters, the Silvestri.

Lenny ran to the top of one of the craters for this picture.

It's blurry, but you still get the idea -- there are a lot of caves caused by the lava tubes that you can walk into and explore.
We had lunch at a winery named Gambino near Mt. Etna. The wine and food was Delicious!

A typical Sicilian church I think. This is in Catania.

An old Roman Theatre discovered in Catania. There had been so much rain in the previous days that they hadn't had a chance to fully de-swamp the stage. Still a pretty cool shot.

An old Greek theatre near the Roman one. I decided to test the acoustics seeing as absolutely no one was around. Apparently touring old ruins is not a common activity in Catania...

The University in Catania.

Some amazing marzipan artforms as well as the best cannolis we found in all of Italy. #300 Via Etnea I think.

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