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thanks for all the kind comments. A few years ago I had the photo blown up and framed for all three of them…. and one for me. In the background you can see the “lone olive tree” that I mention in my last post and a pile of pebbles used for the driveway.
Just found your blog and I am in love with it! I too am a first generation Italian American…but living in Florida (born in NY). I have a picture of my nonno on one of these vespas too…it’s a treasure.
Joe Maruca welcomes you to Italyville where he writes and rants about growing up Italian in Massachusetts, his experiences living and working in Bologna, visits to the family's Olive farm in Calabria and everything along the way. In America we're considered Italian, in Italy we've become Americani... but we're always at home in Italyville.
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Now that’s a marvelous shot Joe! Hope you have it framed
Love it! And the tomato sauce post was great, Joe
Che bello!
Love it too!! What a fab picture:)
That is such a cool photo!!
I enjoy reading your blog so much. I would like to share a blog award with you. Please stop by and pick it up.
http://foodhuntersguide.blogspot.com/2008/09/my-2nd-blog-award.html
thanks for all the kind comments. A few years ago I had the photo blown up and framed for all three of them…. and one for me. In the background you can see the “lone olive tree” that I mention in my last post and a pile of pebbles used for the driveway.
What great photo..and that was a fantastic idea to have it blown up, they must of loved it.
Classic photo and I’m sure a treasured photo for all of them too!
Just found your blog and I am in love with it! I too am a first generation Italian American…but living in Florida (born in NY). I have a picture of my nonno on one of these vespas too…it’s a treasure.