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大変な努力の後なので、美味しい軽食の時間です

At this small sacred monument, I would like to present a short quote from Giovanni Guareschi (1908 to 1968) to the viewer of the Croce dell'Alpe. In one of the wonderfully narrated episodes—and popular far beyond Italy's borders—about the two protagonists he created, 'Don Camillo' and 'Peppone,' the combative priest is outraged by certain nocturnal activities of 'the Reds'—he describes them as poisonous snakes to be crushed—and discusses how it is his custom to stand with the crucified Christ at the high altar of the church. From him, he receives the following response: "When my Father created the world, he made a very clear distinction between animals and humans. This means that humans will always remain humans... and that, consequently, they are to be treated as humans. If that were not the case, wouldn't it have been easier to destroy them instead of coming down to earth to redeem them by being crucified?" (Quote by G. Guareschi from: “The Punitive Expedition”)

Monte Oggioli I pass Turkino I only for that

An exceptional panoramic and rest point, with a view of the valley and a panoramic terrace where you can see the most distant mountains with binoculars.

A screaming climb...but in the end you do it with satisfaction :-)) and then.... the well-deserved descent!

beautiful view but above all it makes us reflect on the atrocities of war. on average the kids were 20/25 years old

Loiano is a municipality of approximately 4,500 inhabitants in the province of Bologna, located in the Tuscan-Emilian Apennines along the Futa state road 65, approximately 35 kilometers south of Bologna and 73 kilometers north of Florence. Worthy of note is the Church of San Giacomo and Santa Margherita, a 14th century building built by the Augustinians.

Along the famous SS 65 della Futa, after crossing the regional border and proceeding towards Bologna, there is the village of Monghidoro.