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Stephen descending the cobblestone streets outside Colleferro, Italy

Stephen at work in his hair salon

Papa in front of his pride and joy, before his father sold it (Cocuzzo family photo)

Three generations of Cocuzzo men (Photo by Joshua Simpson)

Stephen in Florence, enjoying the first of countless cups of coffee

Stephen admiring the Arno River in Florence

Rob pretending not to be lost

View of the Tuscan hills just outside of San Casciano dei Bagni

Stephen cruising through the rolling hills of Tuscany on the second day

Rob preparing himself for more riding despite excruciating knee pain

Stephen approaching the Colosseum on their way out of Rome

Italian cycling legend Tulio Rossi poses with Stephen and Rob in his bike shop

Rossi tinkering away in his shop on the outskirts of Rome

Entering San Donato for the first time

Stephen resting outside the B&B in San Donato

The rooftops of San Donato with the Apennines in the distance

Some of the “San Donato sitcom” cast

Pasqualina Perrella saved the lives of a number of Jews during the Nazi occupation.

The World War II monument in the heart of San Donato

Stephen fast asleep in the piazza of San Donato

Gaetano Cocuzzo explaining the Cocuzzo family tree

The monument in San Donato is dedicated to the Jewish people who lost their lives during the Nazi occupation, especially a young girl named Noemi Levi.

Stephen speaking with Delia Roffo in the piazza

Via Orologio, the street where Rob’s great-grandfather was born in San Donato

Rob and Stephen overlooking Florence from the Piazzale Michelangelo the day before returning to the United States