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Convent Ruins

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Picnic rest area with tables, water supply, river

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Variant of a few hundred meters. Interesting but challenging to overcome the rocky vein.

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This is the Porta di monte Accellica (1250 m). My friend Alessandro, an expert on the mountain, told me that from this point begins "l'Accellica" and you notice it, especially in summer, with a significant change in temperature and wind.

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One km beyond the former forestry barracks is this car park to go to the southern Accellica.

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Climbing the southern Accellica you come across the cave of Nuccio. https://it.wikipedia.org/wiki/Monte_Accellica

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Accellica is a mountain that is part of the Picentini mountains in Campania. https://it.wikipedia.org/wiki/Monte_Accellica

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Even as a ruin it is still very impressive.

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Great area to stop for a snack and some panoramic photos.

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Convent of Constantinople, beautiful to see, pity it is closed

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COURSES WEBINAR MATERIALS VIRTUAL Visit Visit the plants Hydroelectric power plant of Olevano sul Tusciano (SA) Hydroelectric power plant of Olevano sul Tusciano (SA) Description The Tusciano Hydroelectric Power Plant is made up of seven production plants that are spread over a vast territory of the Campania Region, which includes the Provinces of Salerno (six plants and a reservoir) and Avellino (one plant). The Tusciano hydroelectric power plant, the first hydroelectric plant in southern Italy, was built in the early 1900s. The Tusciano plant currently has a production of approximately 9.8 MW. The water used by the plant is channeled through a dam on the Tusciano river in the Acquabuona area, in the municipality of Acerno. Through an underground pipeline, the water reaches, in about an hour, the collection tank in the "Bacino", here it is made to flow in an iron pipeline and after a jump of 280 meters it reaches the turbines that transmit the energy to an alternator that produces the electricity then fed into the grid. A generation group with a power of 9.2 MW and a production capacity of 45 GWh/year is installed in the power plant. source: Eduiren

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very well kept exteriors, it's a pity that we were unable to visit the interior of the convent and the garden because the gates were closed.

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route with a considerable but not difficult slope

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This church was dedicated to the Archangel Michael “SAN MICHELE”. The name (coming from the Hebrew language) means "Who is like God?". He is often depicted - in paintings or as a statue - with a flaming sword, and occasionally a lance. Michael is - together with Raphael, Gabriel (and by some counts Uriel) - one of the three or four archangels who (according to our human imagination) occupy the highest rank in the heavenly hierarchy of angelic beings. Their common feast day in the saints' calendar is September 29th.

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This is the starting point of path 110 which leads from Ariano to Acerno. There is a fountain. It is advisable to park in front of the hydroelectric plant. Trekking clothing and shoes.

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From the paths to the left of the Tusciano, such as the "path of the monk Bernardo" it is possible to see, in the distance, the ruins of the Castle of Olevano.

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-THE MIRACLE OF GREGORY VII IN THE POPE'S GARDEN- This story too has come down to our days by oral tradition, but with deep conviction and a sense of certainty. The ancestors narrate that during the Pope's stay in the cave there was one day that food supplies ran out and naturally both the Pope and his close collaborators who shared the exile in the land of Olevano lacked them. The Pope ordered them to sow cabbage on the site which is still called the Pope's Garden today. The Pope's orders were carried out and with immense wonder and indescribable amazement after three days they collected lots and lots of soup that was enough for everyone and for many days. Miracle! Well our ancestors affirm, believe and agree in this event a miraculous, exceptional and unpredictable fact. (from the book OLEVANO SUL TUSCIANO History - Faith - Traditions - Legends of Crescenzo and Michele Cicatelli download the book on: http://www.olevano.it/biblioteca/2cicatelli.pdf

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The Pope's Garden between history and legend One of the best known places in Olevano sul Tusciano is, without a doubt, the so-called "Giardino del Papa", a site inextricably linked to the much better known "Grotta di San Michele". Those who go to the cave of the patron saint of Olevano sul Tusciano will hardly give up a short walk in the "Pope's Garden", to trample that ground of which the old speak almost with reverence, to set foot in the place where, almost a thousand years ago I am, one of the greatest characters in history of all time sought solace in his sadness. http://www.pksoft.it/anonimo_olevanese/public/Il%20giardino%20del%20Papa.htm Trekking clothing and sturdy shoes.

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The defensive building is set between two natural rock towers in a locality in the hamlet of Felitto, in an inaccessible place that dominates the entire valley below. The fortress was surrounded by a triple wall, the first of which can still be identified by some fragments incorporated in the current urbanization; the second, halfway up the slope, still has the watchtowers and the entrance to the Castrum intact; the third with two quadrangular towers was placed to guard the central nucleus built at maximum height. In the factories, the re-use of clay fragments and previous constructions is visible. The various rooms in which the inhabitants' daily activities took place are still clearly evident: three cisterns for collecting rainwater, halls, service area, halls, suspended arches and more. Between the second and third walls, the vast residential settlement can still be identified, positioned on a vast, mainly flat surface. In this area the ruins of a Christian church outline the small nave and the apse.

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A few steps from the Grotta di San Michele there is also the structure (unfortunately still under restoration) called the Pope's Garden which saw Pope Gregory VII as a guest during his exile. Above the structure there is a votive cross. Following a small path you arrive at a small clearing on which there is a small altar facing the cave.

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