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When couples dream of their perfect wedding destination abroad, their vision often includes escaping to a far-away place that offers all of the charms one could possibly desire for their Religious or Civil Ceremony.
So, if you're looking at celebrating your wedding in Sicily, Taormina is a good choice.
Taormina's beauty is uncontested.
Some cities are known for their art treasures, others for their natural beauties; only a few, like Taormina, own both.
Visitors to this magical yet relatively undiscovered island, leave with its images of sheer beauty, its cultural simplicity, the passion and warmth of the people and historical delights etched permanently in their memories.
Within its ancient stone gates, the old town has fascinating archeological monuments and medieval homes like Palazzo Santo Stefano (where civil weddings are held). Magnificent views of the sea complete the picture.
The most famous is the view overlooking the Greco-Roman amphitheatre; with Mount Etna and the sea in the background.
The city is located on a cliff top overlooking the deep blue of the never ending horizon reflected in a clear turquoise sea which surrounds the bays and beaches.
In fact it is Sicily's number one tourist resort, boasting magnificent scenery, architecture and great local cuisine.
It's no wonder tourists flock to Taormina every year. Its rich culture and crystal clear sea and views of Mount Etna create a magical atmosphere.
Taormina has endlessly winding medieval streets and tiny passages, each with its own secrets. Some of these intriguing places are secluded gardens hidden by stone walls; others are set on terraces overlooking the coast or in more public but equally pleasant squares.
Taormina is beautiful by day but in the evenings its atmosphere is simply enchanting, whether you stroll the illuminated streets or indulge in the view of the coast over an authentic Sicilian dinner.
Taormina's ancient Greek splendor, medieval charm and unique views will leave you with a lasting impression of Sicily.
The climate is mild even in the winter, where it feels like eternal spring time. Its air is filled with the scent of orange and lemon blossoms.
Steal away on an island retreat in beautiful Sicily, as it offers a taste of the traditional with a delicate touch of the exotic.
There are several charming churches here in which to have a Catholic wedding, as well as Taormina's city hall for civil weddings, which takes an exquisitely charming medieval mood.
Taormina's regal Norman Byzantine, Romanesque and Baroque churches offer a beautiful venue for a religious wedding.
Couples may choose to exchange their wedding vows in any of these spectacular locations!
The whole Taormina experience leaves visitors breathless and enthusiastic to plan their dream wedding here.
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In sports, a time-out refers to a stoppage in the match for a short amount of time. This allows for the coaches of either team to communicate with the team, e.g. to determine strategy or inspire morale. Time-outs are usually called by coaches or players, although for some sports, TV timeouts are called to allow media to air commercial breaks. Teams usually call timeouts at strategically important points in the match, or to avoid the team being called for a delay of game-type violation. "WIKIPEDIA""
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Prise voici deja un petit bout de temps.. c'est mon intermede .. lol pour lancer la semaine :-)
JOINT PRACTICES WITH NEW ORLEANS SAINTS
The 2015 season marks the fourth straight year that the Patriots will hold joint practice sessions when they travel to The Greenbrier in White Sulphur Springs, West Virginia, to conduct joint practice sessions with the New Orleans Saints on Aug. 19 and Aug. 20, prior to traveling to New Orleans to play the Saints in a Week 2 preseason game on Sat., Aug. 22.
For the last three seasons, the Patriots held joint sessions with two different teams. In 2014, the Patriots conducted joint sessions at Washington and at home against Philadelphia.
In 2013, the Patriots traveled to Philadelphia for joint practice sessions and then hosted Tampa Bay in joint sessions. In 2012, the Patriots held joint practice sessions with New Orleans prior to the first preseason game of the year and then traveled to the Buccaneers’ headquarters for two joint practices prior to their preseason game that year.
Red Weasel Media RWM was there covering the event.
Yes perhaps a Timeout now is a good idea I got a lot of stuff on my plate at the moment and also with the way flickr have been messing things up these last couple of months with faves disappearing and reappearing and comments disappearing all together makes interaction and communication very difficult flickr users are not getting their moneys worth at the moment I`m afraid so until further notice...
NotÃcia na revista Time Out sobre o evento Batalhas de Almofadas na cidade do Porto
realizada em 2009 na Av. dos Aliados.
A foto apresenta os nossos promotores a batalharem fortemente para o Moche / TMN.
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This is a college girl, so she might be 20, (or 19). But i think i can still put it in the teens & tweens group
Indiana Pacemate Bethany shares a story with students during the Pacers Cares Raeding TimeOut at Smith Elementary in Martsinville.
From the series My Life In A Dome, photographing items from my childhood that have triggered the darker side of that experience.
North Carolina vs Tennessee - NIT Season Tip-Off 3rd Place Game, Madison Square Garden, November 24, 2006
South Carolina QB Connor Shaw calls a timeout late in the Carolina / Clemson game. The Gamecocks went on to win this years Battle of the Palmetto State 34-13.
I had a travelcard paid through work so on the spur of the moment I took a heaving commuter train to Balham to have a drink in The Duke of Devonshire, another old Victorian Gin Palace. Being on my own, I asked a girl at the bar to take a picture of me "For research purposes, not because I'm completely vain!" She didn't believe me. I didn't drink gin though; it makes me a bit depressed.