Italy Trip - Lots of Pics
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jestrada said:


Thanks for sharing. of course a woodworker wood buy a cutting board as a souvenir. I don't think I would use it..too pretty. How was the Sangiovese at the winery?Johnet



The wine and food was excellent throughout the Tuscany area. I was worried about gaining weight, but I actually lost 5 pounds from walking and lugging around my 28 pound backpack.
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I really enjoyed those pics. Thanks for sharing!
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#20
Very nice , looks like you had a grand time . Thanks for sharing !

Steve
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#21
Great post. Many thanks.
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#22
Thanks for the quick trip to Italy.

I'd say those massive tables were an oak, didn't look a lot different from our QS, well they were bigger than most we see now a days
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#23
I absolutely LOVE that Olive cutting board!! Thanks for taking the time to share your trip.

Tom.
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#24
Awesome! Thank you!
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