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In view of this small wayside shrine, which the builders dedicated to the Madonna, I would like to offer the viewer a brief reflection from Saint Padre Pio (Pio da Pietrelcina, 1887 to 1968): “Always stay close to this Heavenly Mother, for she is the sea that must be crossed to reach the shores of eternal splendor.”

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Excellent location for a relaxing break during a bike ride. In fact, near the sanctuary there is a bench and water surface which are excellent for resting and enjoying nature.

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On the banks of the Adda there is a poplar forest which, with its shade, gives you a bit of refreshment even on the hottest days.

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Among the fields and farmhouses of the Po Valley, here runs a beautiful dirt road where you can walk in peace.

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Along the Muzza Canal there is a quiet cycle/pedestrian path where you can walk in the cool shade of the trees.

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Casaletto Ceredano and Rubbiano are connected with this road closed to vehicular traffic where you can walk safely.

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Legend has it that an eight-year-old deaf-mute boy, Abel, wandered away from home before 1687 and got lost in the swamps of the area. He was searched in vain, unable to hear the calls, he spent the night outside. The next day he was able to hear the calls and spoke, no longer being deaf or mute. He said he had spent the night in the company of a peasant woman who had made a fountain flow to quench his thirst. After this miracle, devotion to the Madonna delle Fontane began.

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Here you can walk in the gravelled paths of the well-kept public gardens. You are away from traffic and surrounded by the intense green of the plants.

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A quiet cycle path surrounded by nature, perfect for running peacefully.

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Place of devotion dating back to a legend that tells of a child who got lost in the swamps and was saved at this point by the apparition of a woman who gave him something to drink. Very quiet area for running.

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A nice passage to run peacefully without being in traffic.

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Tradition speaks of an eight-year-old deaf-mute child, named Abel, who in an unspecified year prior to 1687 left his home and lost himself in the swampy woods that still characterized the surroundings of the village. He was searched in vain, unable to hear the calls, spending a night away from home; the following day he heard the calls and spoke, no longer being deaf and dumb and telling of having spent the night in the company of a woman dressed as a peasant who would have made a fountain gush out to quench his thirst. The fact was considered miraculous and the devotion to the Madonna delle Fontane began.

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