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The mighty Dolomite Passes
... a group of signs indicating where this road leads but the sign indicating what pass it leads to is covered in hard snow and so I have no idea what pass I’m heading for.
This road appears to be classed as a secondary road as it’s not on my map and appears as though it has not been treated for ice and snow.
I head up this wonderful road at extremely slow pace. There are patches of ice everywhere and the bike lets go on a number of occasions making ...
Onwards to find the Dolomites
... As its late afternoon the sun is shining right on the mountains making them great for photography and so as per normal I’m stopping every 5 minutes to take photos!!
Halfway up and the road divides into two and I now have to make a decision!! Do I go left or do I go right??? I decided to take the left as it looked more appealing and seemed to be a better road.
Upwards and onwards at a really slow steady pace. The road was not well gritted and there were ...
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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
... 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
... we mentally marked the spot on our map in case we passed by again. We set off once again stopping along the autoroute a little further on for a picnic lunch. On the edge of Italy before crossing in to Switzerland there is a huge apple growing area. There were tons and tons of orchards fully laden with apples and lots of tractors driving huge loads along the road in front of us. We stopped at one stand and picked up a ...
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