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Monte Solo (511 m a.s.l.) is a hill of the Ausoni Mountains in the Lazio Anti-Apennines. On the top of the mountain there are two iron statues, 14 meters high, depicting the patron saints of the village Sant'Elena and San Sinforo martyr. The two statues were placed there on the occasion of the jubilee year.

Monte Solo (511 m a.s.l.) is a hill of the Ausoni Mountains in the Lazio Anti-Apennines. On the top of the mountain there are two iron statues, 14 meters high, depicting the patron saints of the village Sant'Elena and San Sinforo martyr. The two statues were placed there on the occasion of the jubilee year.

Fresh water with a particular flavor.

"The Pontine marshes in ancient times were covered by an extensive lagoon which was later drained, leaving the fertile land. of wells to reclaim the northern Pontine territory. " Cit

Excellent route to see a naturalistic side of Lake Fondi. There is also a Bird Watching station. Doing it at sunset the atmosphere is spectacular! Easy to do with any bike or on foot. To be avoided after days of heavy rain if you fear mud

The spring, although its small size, offers a beautiful scenery, especially in the afternoon, when the sunlight passes through the reeds that surround the pool to be reflected by it. In addition, the very fresh water that flows from it has a very particular composition: unlike the adjacent sergeants, it has a rather low sodium concentration, which gives it a very special flavor.

The cork oak of San Vito is a cork oak forest (Quercus suber) that characterizes the homonymous valley, located in the north-eastern sector of the territory of the Municipality of Monte San Biagio. The cork oak of San Vito, thanks to its structure, the alternation of shady areas and sunny glades and the high variety of plant species that make up the undergrowth, is home to a rich community of animals. The cork oak forest is crossed by numerous paths of variable length and easily passable by school groups and visitors of all ages. One of these paths ends at a centuries-old oak tree, a hybrid of cork oak and holm oak, of considerable size which is included in the list of monumental trees in Italy and which represents the symbol of the San Vito cork oak. SOURCE: http://www.lipulatina.it/sughereta.htm

The Sette Acque spring gushes out on contact with the limestones and deposits of the Piana di Fondi and is accessible by a dirt road, a hundred meters south of the Vetere spring. In the past, the waters were used to operate a mill. https://books.google.it/books?id=RMVTCwAAQBAJ&pg=PA263&lpg=PA263&dq=Sorgente+Sette+acque&source=bl&ots=-YWGFKHLbA&sig=ACfU3U3dmjYCElu5HFf45kz4BLQcNXfwUw&hl=it&sa=X&ved=2ahUKEwjX1fX0x5zqAhX1nVwKHX3dBqUQ6AEwBHoECAoQAQ#v=onepage&q=Sorgente%20Sette%20acque&f=false