'We'll die without that boat:' What the Costa Concordia leaves behind in Giglio

Barbie Latza Nadeau, for CNN

Updated 1955 GMT (0355 HKT) February 11, 2015

The refloated wreck of the Costa Concordia is towed to the Italian port of Genoa on Sunday, July 27, to be scrapped, ending the ship's final journey two and a half years after it capsized at a cost of 32 lives.
Photos: Photos: The Costa Concordia disaster
The Costa Concordia disaster – The refloated wreck of the Costa Concordia is towed to the Italian port of Genoa on Sunday, July 27, to be scrapped, ending the ship's final journey two and a half years after it capsized at a cost of 32 lives.
Hide Caption
1 of 44
The Concordia is towed into the port of Genoa on July 27.
Photos: Photos: The Costa Concordia disaster
The Costa Concordia disaster – The Concordia is towed into the port of Genoa on July 27.
Hide Caption
2 of 44
Tugboats tow the wreck of the Costa Concordia as it leaves Italy's Giglio Island on Wednesday, July 23.
Photos: Photos: The Costa Concordia disaster
The Costa Concordia disaster – Tugboats tow the wreck of the Costa Concordia as it leaves Italy's Giglio Island on Wednesday, July 23.
Hide Caption
3 of 44
A view from a porthole shows the wreck of the Costa Concordia as it's being towed on July 23. It'll take about two years to dismantle the massive cruise liner.<br />