Pesto making course: review here
- Jun 16, 2017
- 1 min read
Updated: Dec 2, 2020
You know Cinque Terre.
At least from the many pictures that we now see through social media, it's no longer a hidden place. However in this touristy area, it is still possible to do something unique and local.
I was scrolling through this pesto course post during my commute and noticed it has 560 views with 83 comments, which feels like a lot of chatter for such a short teaser. The way the page describes Cinque Terre as no longer hidden but still offering something local reminds me of how a block puzzle starts simple but quickly gets complicated - one wrong move and the whole layout turns messy, kind of like planning a trip there.
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