Fonte Tana Abandoned Barracks and Purple Cow Mural

locality with ruined farmhouses on the Sagnalonga - Cesana section

you can see a nice mural on a cottage that I added in the photo. According to articles in the local press, it could be from Bansky!

It is located at about 1,700 meters above sea level and probably takes its name from a spring (or "fonte") present on site, with the term "Tana" which could refer to a natural cavity or an ancient toponym linked to the place.Fonte Tana is immersed in a suggestive landscape context, characterized by larch woods and alpine pastures. It is a destination frequented by hikers, cyclists and nature enthusiasts thanks to its strategic position along some panoramic itineraries that connect Thures to other areas of the valley. The location is also a point of passage for those exploring the paths that lead to the Colle di Thures or the surrounding mountains.