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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
... forth but with all the ice my boots just could not get any grip and so I then had to simply sit on the seat and use both feet and engine to turn it around. It took about 8 reverses to get it turned..............and I never even dropped it;-))
It was now getting late and I knew I had to get down from this pass before it gets any colder. The sun had gone down and the temp was now showing 0.3 Celsius and I knew it was only a matter of time before the whole pass would be under ...
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Left padova train to Verona from there suppose to be a fast train to Bolzano, yes it broke down so were put on normal fast regional train, bugger, only ended up 30mins longer somehow normally 90 mins. From Venice we saw the mountains, on the way to Bolzano we were closer, on the way to castelrotto saw them again, snow on the ground as well, then cable car up to top took 15 mins and amazing all the way. They said it is ...
The Italian Pit Stop
... Westies and had a mistress who stalked him with a white handkerchief with which she constantly wiped his not so whiter than white fur) I met outside the Bolzano, Bozen prison (after I was rescued from the River Talvera, Talfer whilst in pursuit of their ball). I’ll share my discoveries later.
Landy climbed the steepest tracks to the largest alpine plateau pasture in Europe hoping that we might find a hospitable patch of meadow ...
A fantasia journy
... beautiful I have no words in English or in Hebrew to describe this beauty. After 3hours of hard driving we reached the first point to take the cable car...l but what a surprise it was closed...all the cable cars in this area closed because of the weather....oooofffff....we felt so bad cause we really wanted to do it Sadly we kept driving to cortina de'ampezzo...I have to admit that after driving the passo sela everything was a piece of cake...this way too was very curvey, I could ...
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