Valbindola has always been the center of peasant life, each house hosted stories and traditions in common. An important memory of the 80s of the twentieth century when Amedo together with his daughter Maria Grazia went to visit the house in Lame where the family who followed the land lived, the memory of the constant dedication in the preparation of fresh egg pasta and wraps on hot texts inside the kitchen / living room. The house was, and is, structured on two floors, on the first floor the living room and bedrooms while on the ground floor the barn that housed the cows. Lame’s family says that when they were young, in addition to following the fields in the afternoon, every morning at 5 he woke up to go to school waiting for the school bus that passed over Lame, where the road was paved. Along the 15-minute walk he was always accompanied by his favorite cow, once he got on the bus he went back to graze in the plain below Lame together with the other dairy cows.