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In fact, passing through Badiola, the view is not lacking, but the climb is at 16 percent, short but steep.

I understand your thoughts... But we should also always focus our attention on the beautiful moments in life, our family, our friends and ourselves. This gives us strength and is good for the soul. — We will still urgently need our strength and a good, healthy soul. —— A silent greeting, deeply touched by the incredible, inhumane and very sad incidents among our neighbors in Ukraine.

Pedaling alone has become tiring, not on the legs but on the head. Thinking about what happens a short distance from us in Ukraine and what could affect us in the event of an escalation takes the place of the pleasure of pedaling. For me it's like this, I don't know for you, so I prefer a ride with friends and some light discussion about football and the surrounding area. Then you pass in front of the VINEYARD OF SANCTIONS and you understand well that historical events and events do not abandon you, they make you meditate that today was our yesterday... The Vigna delle Sanzioni is a monumental historic vineyard from the early twentieth century. It is an agricultural work located in my municipality, in Loro Ciuffenna (Ar), located along the ancient road of Etruscan-Roman origin Setteponti. Overlooked by the Pieve di Gropina, its nickname "Sanctions" derives from the economic measures imposed by the League of Nations on the Kingdom of Italy starting from 18 November 1935 in response to Mussolini's attack against the Empire of Ethiopia. The issue became thorny, but, after months of international pressure, on 4 July 1936 the sanctions were lifted, the League of Nations discredited, and fascist Italy rejoiced. To remember all this, the vineyard was commissioned by the Italian government in 1936 as a manifesto of national greatness and reform. More than 100 workers were employed in its construction: men, women and children worked every day for two years, using the mere strength of their arms, simple iron tools, boxes of dynamite, a few mules and some Chianina cows. ; a great collective undertaking of the post-war period to transform a mountain into a living sculpture. Before closing, thanks for the contents and some photos (including the night view of the Valdarno that can be seen from the top of the Monumental Vineyard) found on Leoperseo's Wikipedia (Commons Wikimedia)

The small church of the Colombaio (because it is located under the farm of the same name) was recently restored and was dedicated to San Donato. This martyr from Arezzo is also venerated here in the largest church located in Ganghereto, also in the municipality of Terranuova Bracciolini.

The church of Santa Maria, which was originally the castle church has always been part of the plebate of San Pietro in Gropina. It is one of those Valdarno churches that suffered the desire for "decorum" of the country parish priests. It was demolished and totally rebuilt in 1932-1934 on a project by the parish priest Don Antonio Bizzelli, who demolished the old temple, according to him too small, to make it "more modern and pleasing to the eye". The stones of the ancient church were reused here and there: a small sandstone slab, with an inscription in Gothic characters from the fourteenth or fifteenth century - it reads AP (ERPETUA) M (EMORIA) and NICOLAO is walled on the external wall of a hut contiguous. Two of the four bells are still those of the past, but there is no longer that very valuable table of the Virgin and Child considered one of the Margaritone's masterpieces which, after a careful restoration, now makes a fine show of itself in the Museum of Medieval Art and of Arezzo. source CAI VALDARNO SUPERIORE

Among the rows of vines overlooking the Valdarno

You can also drive through the village in the valley, but then missed the view