Ajaccio was the last cruise stop for us, between Barcelona and returning to Rome , it was a short, but sweet trip to the isle of Corsica. The first time I ever really paid attention to Corsica was when I met a Corsican French teacher who was a massive advocate for Corsican independence. There is, the FLNC. She then showed me photos of road signs where the French was painted over, only to show the Corsican language directions, and I immediately thought of Corsica as a Mediterranen Ireland.
I was intrigued to visit Corsica after our conversation. In the August heat, our first port of call was a bar to de hydrate. Nonetheless Napoleon is a source of pride for Ajaccio.
The city itself is beautiful, the blue Mediterranean Sea just cradling the beach below the city harbour, though given time constraints, my time there was merely a snapshot of the city. Here we embraced some shelter and grabbed a quick to eat, as the sun was scorching us.
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