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The mighty Dolomite Passes
... with all my winter gear on to keep cool and even had to open my jacket to let some cool air in. The heated grips had been switched off long ago.
With the weather so good I decided to make the most of it and raced along this wonderful winding road through the green valley surrounded by mountains.
However this race track did not last for long as I seen signs for "Agordina Mountain". I had heard about this mountain and its wonderful pass roads and so now ...
Onwards to find the Dolomites
... that my plans of heading via the mountains to Bolzano was going to be impossible as all the passes were closed!!! I looked at the map then the satnav for ways round but just could not work out where the hell I was. The signs on the road simply said "Pass Closed" and underneath said "Use alternative route"!!! I wonder what route we were supposed to take???
With the satnav sending me round in circles I simply got on a road heading East and followed that for mile after mile ...
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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 ...
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 stopped for photos a few times along the way and rotated who rode in the front. After about 1.5 hours we felt like we could use a snack and washroom break and I spotted a nice looking restaurant beside a small lake. I pulled over and we headed inside. They had wonderful looking cakes so we each chose a slice of something and a cappuccino to enjoy outside in the sun that had broken through. They were all ...
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