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Ogni Santi
Since in Italy we had off on all saints day, it was a 4 day weekend for us. A girl, denise from our residence here invited us to come visit her in her hometown. After celebrating halloween a bit we went to Trento on thursday. Trento is a little town in nothern italy in the dolomites actually. They have a university also. I really liked the city, because it is even smaller than padova and very cute. I like that the italians ...
A day of cold and hot
... I was taking no chances at racing around the wonderful sweeping bends as you never know if there is a snow drift or ice on the road.
The road soon became extremely windy and twisty and soon I was heading up a pass. The last 20 or so miles had been in trees and bush with not much to be seen and the temp was now up to 7 Celsius. However that high temp was not going to last and as the road got higher it got colder.
Soon the trees and bushes disappeared ...
No marmite, just rain
... as the rain held off a little longer and we were able to admire the windsurfers and sailing teams across the shoreline.
There is certainly plenty to occupy those that are not avid walkers in this town, with numerous shops and cafe's, all of which are set in modern, yet mediterranean feeling surroundings. I can image this place would be packed with Italians weekenders and tourists from much further afield during the summer months. Today though the rain was keeping ...
Hiking ahead of the marathon
... dry along the route. The climb back down, of course is easier but it is difficult to stay upright with the numerous loose stones underfoot.
Tomorrow Lake Garda hosts a marathon which according to the web is expecting 65,000 visitors and therefore the roads are close around the Northern end of the Lake... so it will be another en foot option for us and hopefully a trip down to Torbole and the Marmite Giant :).
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Otzi the Iceman
... a recently missing climber. Each person brought on board revised the date of death back a few centuries, until it was confirmed that Otzi died around 5300 yrs ago. There was a tussle between countries, until Italy claimed Otzi by proving that he was found 96m inside their border, a precise figure. The museum is very interesting, somehow they have filled 5 floors with information and background, including the loopy letters ...
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