Rifugio Passo Duran
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The mighty Dolomite Passes
... the right direction.
As I start my climb up the pass the temp gauge is slowly dropping well below freezing. I'm rather nervous about what the road over the pass is going to be like. As those of you who read yesterday’s blog will know the pass road was terrible last night with ice and snow all along it so hell knows what it’s going to be like on this freezing morning. There is another route round this pass but it’s about 50 miles longer and ...
Onwards to find the Dolomites
... my heated grips for warmth!!
Soon I was back to about 1000m altitude and the white stuff had gone and the warm sunshine had warmed the air temp to a wonderful 12 Celsius. The road was now perfectly dry and was great for riding on. I flew along keeping up with the other cars well above the speed limit as they all seem to do here in Italy. At this rate I would be at the Dolomites in no time at all..............or so I thought!!
As always something had to give and ...
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... apple trees laden with fruit, at least we think that's what they were. Bell chimes every hour I think, will know doubt find out tonight. Will go up cable car again tomorrow and then bus onto Saltria, unsure really as can,t get any other info than in rick steves Italy book, tourist information is closed. So will check Internet, bloke at our accom,lucky, he has been the only one to speak English to us so far. See what ...
Return to Forni di Sopra
... well-travelled people from a variety of backgrounds – a park ranger, an engineer, all who had decided to live in Forni. The common theme was that they definitely loved the outdoors. It was only later on in the afternoon that I learned that they could’ve taken me photo-trekking through the dolomites and even see Steinbock within arms’ reach! Oh well, we would have to save that for our next visit to Forni. Around three or four in the afternoon, ...
Forni di Sopra, a quick visit
... pond to show Dad & Tan around while Sue taught piano. We arrived back at the house and had a good chance to catch up on news before dinner. Afterwards we looked at Sue’s old slides that she had transferred on to the computer from the time she, Dad, Mom and a group of their friends went to Hawaii when they were in their late teens/early twenties. It was really fun seeing all the old photos and we were amazed at ...
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