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An ideal passage for climbing Montecio or continuing towards San Vito di Leguzzano

It is located near a small church, what struck me most is its small structure

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This tiny church was built by the brothers Mario, Antonio, Piero and Giuseppe Maddalena, to thank them for returning from the First World War. The suggestive and isolated small bell tower was added later, in 1950.

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Simple and elegant church overlooking Monte Pian, offering a beautiful view of the Pre-Alps to the north and the rolling hills adjacent to the south. The origin, between myth and reality: during the plague of 1475, a man escaped from Bassano in search of a safe place to escape the pandemic. During the journey, to ensure that there was no danger of contagion, he used a curious empirical trick: every evening he stuck a pole into the ground with a loaf of bread on top; if it looked moldy in the morning, it smelled like plague; otherwise he was sure he was in a healthy area. Once in this place, the loaf did not mold and the refugee stopped, purchasing a large part of the land above Monte Pian. Almost two centuries later one of his descendants decided to build the small church on that spot, erected as a grateful tribute to God for his ancestor's escape from danger. It is supposed to have been built around 1660 in its basic original appearance, with an altar and a bell on the facade; it was then restored in 1871; completely redone in 1953 because it was falling apart; the current bell tower was built in 1987.

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Valentine's Church.