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On May 27, 1923, the Angular Victory, conceived and created by artist Renato Brozzi, was inaugurated in Traversetolo. Despite moving to Rome, the Traversetolo native had always maintained close ties to the town where he grew up. His works were appreciated throughout Italy, including by illustrious figures such as Gabriele D'Annunzio, with whom Brozzi formed a sincere friendship. Given the artist's relationship with the poet, the latter had promised to attend the inauguration of the Victory, for which he had written the epigraph. Engraved on the sides of that winged figure were, and are, the names of the 105 Traversetolo soldiers who died during the Great War. The idea of erecting a monument to honor the memory of those soldiers was born as early as 1919, but the precarious economic situation postponed the monument's creation and inauguration until 1923. SOURCE and other news https://www.csmovimenti.org/alla-vittoria-angolare/

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Rest stop, with benches, a table, and a children's swing, for a scenic break with the benches arranged southward, overlooking the Apennines. With instructions to keep the area clean 😉😁

sacred rural building for the protection of the inhabitants

I believe it is one of the most beautiful majesties in the area, in terms of workmanship and the details of the sacred images... You be the judge.

working public fountain

The Barboj Park owes its name to the rumbling sounds that accompany the emission of methane gases, salt water, hydrocarbons, methane, carbon dioxide, and mud from the subsurface through numerous small volcanoes of varying shapes and sizes, some up to 1 m high. These geological features, considered the most important in western Emilia, also extend to the nearby town of Torre di Traversetolo, to which the area is connected by several marked trails. The salse are characterized by the eruption of muddy salt water from spring pools, used for medicinal purposes until the 19th century, which flows into the small Barboj stream, a tributary of the Termina stream. SOURCE: https://parmawelcome.it/scheda/parco-dei-barboj/

They are typical Apennine formations caused by a geomorphological phenomenon of soil erosion that occurs due to the leaching effect of rainwater on degraded clayey rocks, with little vegetation cover and therefore little protection from runoff.