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great view from various points

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is part of the circle

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A rare beauty of erosion just a stone's throw from civilization, easily accessible by bike or on foot (about 2km) from the Sp Castelletto Cervo – Cossato.

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A rare beauty of erosion, a wild and solitary place a stone's throw from civilization, easily accessible by bike or on foot (about 2km) from the Sp Castelletto Cervo – Cossato.

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Super trail and terrain, drains immediately and grip always at the top!

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Unexpected and very particular environment

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It is a 57 meter deep well built by the Municipality of Fara in 1913 to allow the collection of chemically drinkable water for the population. The town, in fact, suffered from a shortage of drinking water, and used unsafe wells, such as the pump one currently visible in Via Capour. The creation of the fountain was entrusted to Giuseppe Portigliotti, author of many architectural and decorative elements in concrete, both in Fara and in neighboring towns. The structure consists of a parallelepiped cabin with an opening at the back, refined by four corner pilaster pillars ending in a frame. Above, in correspondence with the corners, four decorative spheres are placed, while in the center stands a small square lantern with four small windows, surmounted by a pagoda roof culminating with a fifth sphere. At the top, like a spire, a ventilation chimney with a terminal spire rises towards the sky. The front of the monument, on Via Battisti, features a small neoclassical basin basin. Above, beyond the modern and ancient taps, there is a writing in relief, in concrete, showing the name of the fountain and the depth of the well. On the frame, however, is the date of creation of the monument. During the fascist period, on the right side of the Source, therefore visible from those descending via Battisti in the direction of Novara, a fasces surrounded by the initials of the Fascist Party was painted. Today it is still visible, faded by time and post-war erasure attempts. Source: Wikipedia

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in the locality of Ferracano (formerly Ferracane, a hamlet of Villa del Bosco) there are - and are signposted - trees of rare beauty, indicated by road signs as "monumental trees"

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interesting geological phenomenon from soil erosion

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interesting geological formations gullies overhanging the Cervo stream

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The Rive Rosse are located in the eastern part of the Biellese. The unusual landscape, from the Strona di Vallemosso Valley and through Masserano to Curino, is due to two of its geological peculiarities. Part of it is made up of hundreds of millions of years old granite formed in the subsoil of an old Paleo-African continent that was at the height of the Equator and which was "pushed" towards present-day Europe. The other part is made up of huge lava flows that have completely covered the territory that would have become a part of eastern Biella after being submerged by primordial oceans and later "exhumed" during the uplift of the Alps about forty million years ago. . These rocks have an orange-reddish color: and are called "Rive Rosse". If we also add up the strong erosion, which has been going on for several hundreds of thousands of years and which has transformed many slopes into deposits of large quantities of sand (there is even a church dedicated to the Madonna del Sabbione), it is understandable why the landscape takes on different aspects so unreal almost ... Martians! http://www.mtbriverosse.it/joo/le-rive-rosse

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These red-yellowish gullies make the path along the Cervo stream look like a sort of Biella Grand Canyon.

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Town Hall Square of Fara Novarese with a fountain to catch water

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