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Location:	Monte San Michele (275 m)	by:	Giuseppe Marzulli
Area:	Italy	Date:	6 March 2015

Friuli is an area of Northeast Italy with some historical and cultural characteristics. Monte San Michele (Mount St. Michael) is only a small hill 275 meters high. But, during the First World War, was an area where it was fought furiously to conquer it. I think that the strategic importance of Monte San Michele is understood looking at the scenery.
Fortunately now it's just a beautiful scenic spot.
In pano you see together the plain of Friuli, the Pre-Alps of Friuli, some mountains on the border with Austria and many Slovenian mountains (and other...).
10 photos; 140 mm (full format); f8; 1/2500; 160 ISO.

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Magnificent Giuseppe, and from a region we do not often get to see.

2015/03/11 00:21 , Mentor Depret

Great Scenery.

2015/03/11 16:00 , Matthias Knapp

a fantastic view!!

2015/03/11 22:52 , Michael Strasser

Il Peralba dall'Isonzo - cose che solo a te riescono!

2015/03/11 23:43 , Pedrotti Alberto

Wonderful mountain landscape. Especially impressive are the Julian Alps.
Saluti Fried

2015/03/13 11:24 , Friedemann Dittrich

Exciting view and great documentation!
LG Jörg

2015/03/14 11:52 , Jörg Nitz

Fantastic view at a lot of "most wanted" mountains! saluti Seb

2015/03/20 17:36 , Sebastian Becher

Belissimo, Giuseppe

2015/03/21 04:30 , Thomas Janeck

Such a busy and peaceful area.

But my first thought was: The grandfather of one friend of mine had to be here in World War One, the father of another one in World War Two. Is there someday a time to come, we don´t have to think about war?
Saluti Wolfgang

2015/05/08 23:45 , Wolfgang Bremer

Hello Wolfgang. I did not want to say it, but my grandfather (who had my same name) fought on this mountain against the Austrians during the First World War. He was wounded, but survived and died at 95 years.
Who knows, maybe he fought against the grandfather of someone who participates in this website.
I think that the First World War was something truly awful and foolish.

2015/05/09 00:23 , Giuseppe Marzulli

Überraschender Anblick!

Gruss Walter

2015/05/09 00:35 , Walter Schmidt