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The mighty Dolomite Passes
... Soon I’m at the summit of "Pordoi pass" which is 2239m above sea level. The weather up here is glorious sunshine and the temp an amazing 10 Celsius. However, even though the sun is so hot the whole place is covered in snow. There are a number of hotels and restaurants but there is no sign of life in any of them.
I took a short walk to the top of a nearby hill and just about drowned in the snow. There must have been at least 6ft of snow up here.
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Onwards to find the Dolomites
... of the wonderful coffee shops and then head on towards Bolzano.
What worries me now is the steep road back down the other side of the pass, is it going to be as icy as going up the pass was??
As any motorcyclist who has ridden a bike in these conditions will tell you going down is much harder than going up as if the bike decides to let go there's no stopping it on a downhill!!
Sure enough this road down the pass was a nightmare. Quite a few times the ...
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... this cold but we have loved to be able to see it with snow. Yes first photo, nick dumped snow over me, thanks for that, so the pussy ran when I threw it back and lost his glasses in the snow. Frantic 5mins then found hence his photo. Typical. He is trying to say he meant to have a funny photo. It is a lovely village, horse running in the meadow just over the road, chasing a dog out.We saw grape vines all the way up ...
Return to Forni di Sopra
... Oh well, it was worth a try but frustrating because if we had known that it wouldn’t be fixed, we could have at least taken it elsewhere. We were leaving day after tomorrow and it was a weekend, so we’d just have to get to our next campsite and have a hunt for a new cable then. That evening, Sue had choir practice so we went out with Dino for some gelato at Gardenia, a cute little gelateria/bar/café. It is owned and operated by one of ...
Forni di Sopra, a quick visit
We packed up camp (Dad & Tan for the last time) and headed up to Forni di Sopra to spend the night with Sue & Dino. Unfortunately we could only stay for the night, but we said we'd be back for a longer visit in a few weeks if that worked for them. We arrived in time for lunch and Sue had made a delicious risotto which I had raved about to Tan earlier. After lunch we went out for a walk around town and down to ...
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