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Church of St. John the Baptist. https://it.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chiesa_di_San_Giovanni_di_Casarsa

This location is ideal for beautiful, long walks along dirt roads and through woods.

This area is the site of the underground confluence of the Cellina and Meduna rivers. On the surface, a perfectly constructed "guado" (river channel) allows crossing of both riverbeds. The soil of the guado is leveled with a gentle gravel layer. The access roads are concrete/asphalted.

Stretch of the Meduna River in the municipality of Zoppola, a popular bathing spot.

The church dedicated to Saint Jerome in Marzinis is located where the old Via Postumia once passed. The building, of Roman origin, was rebuilt or expanded in 1403 under the jurisdiction of the Panciera family, lords of Zoppola.

The Surprises of an Old Country Parish The small church of San Girolamo di Marzinis dates back to the second half of the 15th century. It stands isolated in the countryside, nestled in a rural setting that retains all its charm. The exterior, simple in the single-nave section, is refined in the apse by a decoration of pilasters and small arches. Inside, a cycle of high-quality frescoes from the very early 16th century, attributed to the young Pordenone, decorates the vault and the walls of the presbytery. https://www.associazionedimorestoricheitaliane.it/evento-dimora/391666/

A more than typical Italian church with a bell tower in San Giovanni di Casarsa. Driving directly toward the church, the steeple isn't noticeable. It only becomes visible after driving around the church.

An interesting intersection of gravel roads in a former village.