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非常に粘土質の地面に注意してください。雨が少ないと非常に問題になる可能性があります（ゴムに接着剤のようにくっつきます）。

A scenic farm road nestled in the countryside. Best used when the ground is dry. It connects Poggio with Monte Benedetto, perhaps to continue toward the summit of Monte Ercole.

It is located on Via di San Francesco in Sant'Agata Feltria

In ancient times, there was a Celletta dedicated to the Virgin in the place, and it was called the "Serra della Sconfitta" location, because here the Agates, with the help of the Virgin, would have repelled and defeated an army of invaders. Hence also the name "Madonna del Soccorso". It was built at the beginning of the 16th century (1520) in Romanesque style. The interior with a single nave, shows the peculiarity of the exposed beam, and inside a beautiful gilded altarpiece, an altarpiece is glued depicting the miracle of the Virgin of Soccorso who saves a child from the devil called by an imprudent mother. A third miracle is also attributed to the Madonna del Soccorso: a jealous lover shot his woman in the chest, piercing her velvet corset, but the woman, invoking the Virgin of Soccorso, remained unharmed. Inside the Church, the corset with the bullet hole is still on display. (Source: https://www.lavalmarecchia.it/visita/verucchio/santuario-madonna-del-soccorso.html )

The town of Novafeltria is located in the Marecchia valley along the river of the same name. In the main square Vittorio Emanuele there is the seventeenth-century palace Palazzo dei Conti Segni. In the past, sulfur was mined in this area and in 1917, 1,600 men were busy creating a 100 kilometer underground city to extract it. The activity was ceased in 1964 and this profoundly damaged the town and its community. Now you can visit the "Sulphur" museum which commemorates this important industry.

Drinking water fountain

The Sanctuary stands isolated on a plateau between Mount Ercole and S.Agata on the ancient route of the road that from Sarsina to S.Agata led to Perticara and Rimini. In ancient times there was a Celletta dedicated to the Virgin, and it was called the "Serra della Sconfitta", because here the Agatensi would have driven back and defeated an army of invaders with the help of the Virgin. Hence also the name "Madonna del Soccorso". It was built at the beginning of the 16th century (1520) in the Romanesque style. The single nave interior shows the peculiarity of the uncovered beams, and inside a beautiful golden altarpiece, an altarpiece depicting the miracle of the Virgin of Help taking a child away from the devil called by an imprudent mother is glued. A third miracle is also attributed to the Madonna del Soccorso: a jealous lover shot his woman in the chest piercing her velvet corset, but the woman, invoking the Virgin of Help, was unharmed. Inside the church the corset with the bullet hole is still on display.

Doing it uphill is priceless