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Scott. Fishing off a barge somewhere in Mexico City.
He is a beautiful child.
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We all know what this is.
Back then, if you had been married before, you couldn't wear white.
It was a lovely wedding, and I believe the whole thing cost about $250.
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Cathy, Scott, sister Rebecca and brother Stephens.
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Our Cathy. Maybe about four.
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Me and Stephanie, September 1976.
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Our wedding photo.
Back row: David's brother, Richard, Brother Stone, Kenneth Dooley, Karen, Me, David, brother, David.
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Brother Stephens, excorting my pretty mama at David's and my wedding.
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David and sister, Sharon.
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The entrance to Baldassare Forestiere's Underground Gardens.
Since David and I hadn't been there before, we had no idea the treat we were in for.
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"A 40-year labor of love . . Originally 10 acres underground . . Patterned after the ancient catacombs . ."
Forestiere built three underground levels; the first level is about 10 feet deep, the second is about 22 feet deep, and the third is around 25 feet deep. The lower levels also act as the main drainage point for most of
the underground rooms and passageways.
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"Fruit-bearing trees and grapes growing beneath the surface . .
Three levels . . A rustic underground oasis of a by-gone era"
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Entryway. I simply don't know how one person did all this.
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To the ballroom.
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To the ballroom.
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The ballroom. Baldassare hadn't completed this room before he died, and his brother completed it.
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This is where those that come for the tour sit during the introduction. It's at one end of the ballroom.
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In the ballroom.
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These are all the tools that Baldassare used to dig his gardens. Nothing else.
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