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As those of you that know us already are aware, we  absolutely love it here.  The people are wonderful, the food is wonderful, and we usually do not find ourselves wanting for much.  We've managed to pick up a bit of Italiano here and there, and we find that if we make an honest effort, most of the Italians know enough English that between the two of you, you can usually get a conversation across just fine.

We, obviously chose to live in La Maddalena, mostly because this is where we found a house.  We believe that we'd be just as happy if we lived in Palau, however.  There's much to be said for both sides.  The obvious advantage to LaMadd is the social life, what with the Piazza Umberti being so accessable and so popular.

So many people have sent me Email asking questions about living in La Maddalena that I started a FAQ page.  My email backlog for this page was getting crazy (I have 120 unanswered emails in my inbox.)   Don't get me wrong, we enjoy the email, but you may need to expect a time delay in answering your email.  Anyway, you're probably better off checking  the sponsor team FAQ page here for answers.   This is their job and their love in life, and therefore are actually likely to answer them if you contact them.  (draw your own conclusions from that on time for ME to answer you...)

	Piazza Umberti I.  This is one of the social centers of the town, and this is where you can find Katrina, Cafe in hand, every day.		Giovanna (guessing on spelling), who runs Angelo's, Katrina's Coffee shop of choice
	A view of San Estephano island and the town taken from above		The sprawling complex of NSA.  The place must be 200ft by 300ft. maybe even bigger!
	Via Garibaldi, where most of the shops are in La Maddalena		One of the many beach areas on the other side of the island.  Forgot the name of this one.
	This old manor house was used for a  time to house Mussolini after he was arrested		Baia Trinita Beach, on the other side of the island
	La Maddalena as seen from the Ferry.		Zachary at Baia Trinita, Amanda and Patrick in the background
	A coin we found corroding away on the beach at Baia Trinita.  Pretty cool, no?		Christmas dinner, Italian style, as interpreted by Katrina and Ross Carroll
	The three British submarine sailors who we fed dinner to.  They were off of the HMS Splendid,		Zachary at Angelo's covered in "party stuff" from Carnivale