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The mighty Dolomite Passes
... of snow and was a bit slippery now and again but nothing I could not handle.
Soon I arrive at the summit of this wonderful pass and discover it’s called "Falzarego pass" at 2117m. Again like most of the pass summits there are hotels and restaurants situated here but as it’s out of season there is not a sign of movement from any of them.
Here at the summit there is a road leading off to the left which looks rather scenic along the cliff edge. ...
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 ...
The Italian Pit Stop
... horse massacre, called a war, in foul fields and ditches of death, almost a hundred years ago, some Top Dogs had decided to take these woods and mountains from the country of Austria and give them as a present to Italy (a poem called The Battle-Field describes this war very vividly www.thedups.com/pauls-poems/miscellaneo us ). There were many tails hanging between the legs amongst the German and Ladin human speakers of the Sud Tirol, Alto ...
A fantasia journy
... is becoming a bad wizard...I know I'm 31 already but since I saw this mountain this what I think about them - bad wizards...wa hah ha ha ha!!! After a few minutes the landscape changed to a green forest, I felt safe...I did the hard part!!! Our main thing today is to reach the marmolada, the highest mountain of the Dolomites, there are supposed to be 3 different cable cars leading to its top that is over 3400 m. We finished descending the mountain and reached a valley, everything ...
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