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Bastian
August 9, 2022
Hiking
The Bus de la Lum was the scene of a tragic event, the historicity of which is disputed and at the center of a bitter controversy.
During the Second World …
During the Second World …
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Simone 🍂
March 13, 2025
Hiking
The name probably derives from "lume" or flame, due to the luminescence that would have been seen on summer nights above the cavity, produced by the gases generated by the …
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A. 🐺
August 13, 2026
Hiking
The Cansiglio Forest hides a myriad of sinkholes, pits, and swallow holes of all sizes, due to the karst morphology of the territory: the rain dissolves the limestone rock, slowly but inexorably forming these natural chasms and fissures on the ground.
The Bus de la Lum is an abyss characterized by a single large vertical entrance shaft 180m high, which then develops into a very large and articulated underground complex.
The depth of the shaft is best appreciated out of season, because in summer the lush vegetation tends to partially obscure the view.
The Bus de la Lum is an abyss characterized by a single large vertical entrance shaft 180m high, which then develops into a very large and articulated underground complex.
The depth of the shaft is best appreciated out of season, because in summer the lush vegetation tends to partially obscure the view.
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