Why a plate of arancini means our summer in Sicily has begun – plus the recipe

Dec 03, 2020 564

BY: Rachel Roddy

Every evening at 8pm and 8.15pm, two ferries leave the port of Naples and cut their way across the inky Tyrrhenian Sea to Palermo. The one that leaves second arrives first, at 6.45am, while the other docks at 7.30am, or thereabouts.

We are always late booking travel for our annual summer trip to my partner’s hometown in Sicily, so take whatever we can get. And 45 minutes is unimportant when summer is before us. Also it means we can sleep longer in the cabin, we tell ourselves. 

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SOURCE: https://www.theguardian.com/

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