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beautiful stretch to reach Arsiero from Piovene Rocchette.... away from traffic and asphalt!!!

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surrounded by stunning panoramas

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Panoramic view, breathtaking

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Very nice view, must see

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I point out this small cycle-pedestrian bridge more for its position and history than for its appearance. It is located in the Schiri area of Seghe di Velo, exactly at the confluence of the Posina and Astico rivers. During the First World War, the Posina-Arsiero sector was of vital importance for the development of the conflict: with the massive Straexpedition of the spring of 1916, the Austro-Hungarian army, descending from the valleys and occupying the surrounding peaks, attempted to break through the Italian front to invade the Po Valley; Arsiero was heavily bombed and abandoned by the inhabitants; the Italian army managed with great difficulty and many losses to stop the enemy. Among the containment actions to block the Imperial advance, the Italians blew up the bridge, which marked the point of the Austrians' maximum advance. After the war it was rebuilt similar to the original and used as a transit for motorized vehicles, until in 2000 it was closed and replaced by the two-lane viaduct, a little further downstream, because it was no longer suitable for supporting the capacity and volume of traffic. https://www.acquaferrofuoco.it/scheda/ponte-schiri-grande-guerra/

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Bocchetta Paù (1,286 m) is a small pass between Monte Paù and Cima Fàvaro, featuring a bucolic pasture with a grazing pond surrounded by woods. From the rocky promontory on the edge of the plateau, you can enjoy a spectacular and expansive view of the Veneto plain, the Astico Valley, and the Piccole Dolomiti (with neighboring Summano in the foreground). Interesting fact: the metal shrine on the rock is nicknamed the "Madonnina dei Sauerkraut" (Little Madonna of the Sauerkraut), because it was commissioned as a votive offering after a narrow escape by Mr. Zuccato, owner of the well-known Vicenza-based sauerkraut company of the same name!

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