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アブルッツォ州とその隣接地域ラツィオ州の住民は、このPasso Lancianoにまつわる独自のローカルな観察結果を持っています。春に太陽が力強いマジェッラ山塊の後ろに沈むと、アブルッツォ側（つまりPasso Lancianoがある場所）はすぐに暗くなり、夕暮れが訪れますが、山の反対側、ラツィオ州ではまだ明るい昼間が続いています。地元の人々は、同じ瞬間にイタリアの半分が眠りにつき、もう半分がアペリティーボに行くのだと冗談を言っています。

ジロの第7ステージ 2026年5月15日

Very cute little village in Abruzzo

Refuge open only in summer.

Beautiful cycle path and spectacular landscape

Panoramic view from the breathtaking hill, you go down to the sea and you can take a cycle path all along the seafront. Fantastic

the Pomilio refuge, in addition to being a good restaurant, is also the start of the blockhaus and the path to reach the top of Mount Amaro

Convent of S.Maria degli Angeli (S.Pasquale) in Vallaspra di Atessa (CH) In the name Vallaspra, Valle-aspra, one can sense the peculiarity of a wild and fruitless nature, but also the sedimentation of a troubled historical and religious with long periods of splendor and apostolate. The history of the Vallaspra convent is linked to the Franciscan spirit and the incessant work of evangelization of the observant Friars Minor. Way back in 1408, Tommaso da Firenze, lay friar and secretary of Father Nicola da Osimo, commissioner of the province of Sant'Angelo in Puglia, stopped his wanderings in the Frenta area, in front of an ancient Cona depicting the Madonna of Sorrows with the Dead Christ and on the sides Saint John and Saint Francis on the right, Mary Magdalene and Saint Anthony of Padua on the left, venerated in a barren and wild place, precisely Vallassero di Atessa. Conquered by the evocative sacredness of the place and the profound meaning of this Pietà, Frà Tommaso began the construction of the first nucleus of the convent, which was completed and inaugurated just ten years later, in 1430. The convent of Vallaspra dedicated by Frà Tommaso to Santa Maria degli Angeli , not only in the dedication, but above all in the architectural structures, preserves the cleanliness of the Franciscan forms. The church, with a central nave and a side one, was enriched, in the early 1700s, with a chapel dedicated to San Pasquale Baylon (Spanish), a lay Franciscan, canonized in 1860, in honor of the Contestabile Colonna; the latter changed the title of the convent and San Pasquale simply, rather than Vallaspra, indicates the locality and the monastic complex. Over the centuries the structure was a woolen mill (the Franciscan habit was produced there); operating for more than a century and closed in 1675, it was linked to the intense period of traffic along the herd arteries. Over the years, the Convent of S.Pasquale became an important center of theological studies. Today, the Convent transmits a strong sense of belonging, of religious, spiritual and cultural identity; characteristics, the latter, which make it a solid, safe reference center, as well as a pole of aggregation, prayer and apostolate.