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Tag Archives: alto adige
Alta Via Day 1 or, If You Really Loved Me You Would Bring Me Edelweiss
So, I’m blogging from my phone because for the first time in about 15 years I left my laptop at home. I’ll be in the mountains for the next 5 days hiking the Dolomites. An upside of not having a … Continue reading
Posted in fun, Reclaim Italy, travel, Uncategorized
Tagged Alta Via, alto adige, Dolemite, Hiking
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Plan de Corones (Kronplatz)
This weekend the entire clan headed two hours north of Trento into the wilds of Alto-Adige. I’ve discussed Alto-Adige on this blog before, so I’ll spare you the geography/history lesson, suffice it to say it is a pretty gorgeous part … Continue reading
Alto Bavige
It’s back to work after a week up in the mountains of Alto Adige, more specifically Val Passiria just north of the gorgeous city of Merano. It’s the first time in a long while I checked out almost entirely of … Continue reading
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Tagged alto adige, Egger-Grub-Alm Malga, merano 2000, Moos, pfelders/plan, snowboarding, Val Passiria
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