Una delle emozioni più belle in montagna è risvegliarsi al mattino dopo che ha nevicato tutta la notte. Stamani il cielo era azzurro e terso, la neve farinosa e soffice, il paesaggio fatato con tutti gli abeti incappucciati di bianco. Dovendo tornare a lavorare in the afternoon, we went up early by the Morning, less than 60 euro in six people: a godsend.
cable car could be seen from the beaten track partially ee partially covered by snow. Once at the ridge Sobretta we decided to get off the front, leading the children. The track is dedicated to Deborah Compagnoni is a black, it's pretty tough, but if it is not frozen is a beauty and they also manage to get off now. The first time we chose the variant Sobretta on the front, following the route of the old women's liberation, the one that came to the Source. After years I tried again the thrill of skiing in fresh snow, forty inches of powdery snow wonderful background beat, no risk for me or for others. It 's wonderful to get off first and leave their wakes like a wagging in the snow.
Then we went into the valley of the Alpe in the sun and a hot chocolate at the refuge, and after a couple of runs we went down into the valley. The thrill of skiing in fresh snow had not yet passed. But this time we have seen from the gondola that others had followed us and the snow was now drawn from a dense network of trails. We then followed the old track Snowdrop hours dedicated to the friendly local champion. It is a path with a drop of one thousand meters that more good can go in less than two minutes. We descended slowly, with time of children. This
track has a unique history, which not everyone knows about: it was in fact drawn from a massive avalanche in 1918, the last year of the Great War. We've got some old black and white photographs, made at the end of the forties that shows the old paths through the woods and the only recognizable track. Unfortunately for the world of 2005 was enlarged and shaped. The woodland, which once was a true spectacle, no longer has that alternative descent and small planes, everything was aligned to make the track in accordance with international regulations and security policies ... But he lost a piece of history and poetry.
cable car could be seen from the beaten track partially ee partially covered by snow. Once at the ridge Sobretta we decided to get off the front, leading the children. The track is dedicated to Deborah Compagnoni is a black, it's pretty tough, but if it is not frozen is a beauty and they also manage to get off now. The first time we chose the variant Sobretta on the front, following the route of the old women's liberation, the one that came to the Source. After years I tried again the thrill of skiing in fresh snow, forty inches of powdery snow wonderful background beat, no risk for me or for others. It 's wonderful to get off first and leave their wakes like a wagging in the snow.
Then we went into the valley of the Alpe in the sun and a hot chocolate at the refuge, and after a couple of runs we went down into the valley. The thrill of skiing in fresh snow had not yet passed. But this time we have seen from the gondola that others had followed us and the snow was now drawn from a dense network of trails. We then followed the old track Snowdrop hours dedicated to the friendly local champion. It is a path with a drop of one thousand meters that more good can go in less than two minutes. We descended slowly, with time of children. This
track has a unique history, which not everyone knows about: it was in fact drawn from a massive avalanche in 1918, the last year of the Great War. We've got some old black and white photographs, made at the end of the forties that shows the old paths through the woods and the only recognizable track. Unfortunately for the world of 2005 was enlarged and shaped. The woodland, which once was a true spectacle, no longer has that alternative descent and small planes, everything was aligned to make the track in accordance with international regulations and security policies ... But he lost a piece of history and poetry.
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