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The trip brought the group to Genoa, where we had to make some pesto.

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With anchovy and breadcrumbs.

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Up we went to the quarries of the famous Carrara marble.

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The top of the peak is where the ancient Romans started, that is how long it has taken to get this far.

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The underground segment.

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A glimpse of the way down.

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Lunch included the famous lardo of Colonata.

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A whole bunch of Ferrari owners are on their way to Monaco.

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Last night at the pizza place, Floriani gave us a nice rendition of America The Beautiful.  The THIRD verse is special for the group.

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5 Comments

  1. acardnal says:

    I found the marble quarry photos to be very cool!

  2. redneckpride4ever says:

    I really hate to admit this, but I can’t count the number of time I come to this blog and the sin of gluttony rears its ugly head.

    So can you ship me a jar of that pesto?

  3. Kathleen10 says:

    The trip down the mountain…oh…it reminds me of one of my favorite movies “The Long, Long Trailer” with Lucy and Ricky. See it for some needed smiles. :)

    Floriani is balm for the blood pressure, how lovely! I could listen to them for hours. That segment could have been titled “Satan Sends a Waiter”.

  4. benedetta says:

    Lardo: all of the fat is the Lord’s!

    [Fantastic. A well-deserved…]

  5. TonyO says:

    Wish there was something in the quarry up top to show the scale of the cuttings – we kind of have to guess. It’s still amazing, but I would appreciate something to compare sizes.

    Now, what’s the proper plural of “Ferrari”?

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