“Venezia” is a “rione” (quarter) of Livorno named after the more famous Venice for its canals. Its nautical club, or “cantina”, was the recent winner of all the competitions of the last rowing season.
The historical sheds, “Venezia” has won 21 edition of the “Palio Marinaro”, are now being torn down to make room for the final tract of a new canal.
Someone else was there to record the moment.
The new “cantina” will not be too far, they are already moving into some rooms under the north end of the “Santa Trinita” bridge, the grey sloping line visible on the left.Search labels: new canal
See also: An Useless Dig - Canale dei Navicelli - Viale Caprera - Micropoles - New Venice - A New Canal - Crash - The Dig - Building the Canal - Venice's Canal - Along the New Canal - Under Construction - The Bomb - The Buried Bomb - The Wall - Modulblock
Amazing pictures VP. Recording Livorno's history. ;)
ReplyDeleteYou do such a good job of documenting your local history.
ReplyDeleteA promise in the making.
ReplyDeleteCalm waters for you all and a good weekend as well.
daily athens
It's interesting documentation. I used to do the same thing for a country house we bought years ago.
ReplyDeleteSometimes change is good. Nice post.
ReplyDeleteGreat pictures and info. Keep us posted. MB
ReplyDeleteOi, it's always "traumatic" to watch something being destroyed.
ReplyDeleteLooking forward to seeing the new cantina!
ReplyDeleteGod bless you!
Cezar
Interesting post today.
ReplyDeleteGreat documentary series! Would love to see the new one!
ReplyDeleteGreat that you document the changes in this part of town, always interesting to see changes I think.
ReplyDeleteSome day you will be happy for having taken these pics.
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