Here, because why not?
Part Three of the question: Why here? What is it about Troina that drew us here? My answer may surprise you.
Fair Winds and Full Sails
Hi there! If you follow The Revelate on social media (Instagram and Facebook) you may have noticed we’ve made some changes to those platforms, starting with our handle, what we call ourselves. While the posts, reels and other material we’ve shared there captures well our thoughts on longing,
Cheese
Hello, I love you Some things require no context. We feel this particular day in Sicily is one of them. Thanks for watching, reading, and following us here at The Revelate. Buona Domenica! 0:00 /0:53 1× Show your love & support As an independent, reader-funded operation, I
Does Where you Live Even Matter?
An article recently appeared in the New York Times which caught my attention for obvious reasons. The Bargain You Make Living in America May No Longer Hold was written by an opinion piece editor who writes mostly about politics and so I almost didn’t read it because, honestly, I’
A Eulogy for Another Day
In memory of my friend, Mike Russo
Why Troina?
Part Two of the question: Why here? What is it about Troina that drew us here?
Update on our Italian Driver's Licenses
You'll remember a couple of months ago when I wrote about taking and not passing the driver's exam (I refuse to say fail here as this test is not pass/fail. It's you got questions to answers you happen to know, or the gods
The Robert Capa Museum of Troina, Sicily
The "Father of Photojournalism" captures the exceptionally personal story of conflict and the devastating effects of violence on the lives of those in its midst.
Operation Husky
The Allied Invasion of Sicily, 1943 This month marks the 80th anniversary of the allied invasion of Sicily, a major campaign of World War II, which, though fraught with terrible decision-making, the cosmically, un-empathetic egos of Generals Patton and Montgomery, and rotten weather conditions, ended in the first