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Forte Vallon, commonly known as Forte Carpenedo is a nineteenth-century fortress and former barracks of the Italian Army located on the mainland near Carpenedo, in the municipality of Venice. Conceived as part of the Mestre entrenched field and of the wider lagoon defensive system, the fort, partly included in the lowland area (area code 034) prized for its environmental characteristics and classified as a site of community interest - Bosco di Carpenedo; today it has an educational-museum function and hosts numerous cultural and social initiatives.

Zaher Rezai Gardener, open the garden door; I'm not a flower thief, I myself turned pink, I don't go looking of any flower These verses were found on a page of the notebook of Zaher Rezai, a boy who fled the war that has tormented Afghanistan for years, to die in search of his freedom in Via Orlanda in Mestre. The wood is dedicated to this boy who at the age of 13 set out on a journey in search of a new home, but who on 10 December 2008, once disembarked from the ship in the port of Venice, grabbed under a truck to evade the border, to then fall exhausted and end his short life in Mestre. In his backpack, the diary and some objects were found, including a plastic lion cub, which accompanied him on his journey and which now tell us his story. Inside the forest, a sculpture-installation by Maestro Luigi Gardenal was created which collects the words and images of little Zahe's notebook

That a mound of earth has an interesting story... Otherwise you would just cycle past it

The Mestre wood is the ideal place for a relaxing walk.

Probably protohistoric mound, the last remaining so clearly visible in a series that until before the seventies dotted the territory. The structure and positioning lead to identification as such, even if the Superintendence of Archaeological Heritage must carry out investigations on the spot. Among my tours you can find one dedicated to these artifacts, carried out along the Livenza

Spinea can amaze with its gardens with rare trees and paths in the middle of plowed fields and along clear ditches 💞💞

Known as Motta del Buffetto, it is a small mound of earth of about 8-10 meters. It seems to be an artifact dating back to the Bronze Age (about 3000 years ago), linked to the civilization prior to Roman domination. It is interesting to note that just 5.5 km away as the crow flies and about the same north longitude in the territory of Mogliano Veneto is a place called Alture, a toponym that perhaps recalls the presence of other similar structures.