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tèra perduda: poems about St. Anthony Morignone

More than twenty years later it still makes sense to talk of the calamity that hit the Valtellina in the summer of 1987? What is remember S. Antonio Morignone Kite and two countries of the Val Pola landslide buried dall'immane? Tourists who hurried back to the valley is yes and no notice of the tear which is still visible from a gallery ... and some other local opinion leaders who would prefer to forget.

few days ago I had the opportunity to speak on the phone with Don Remo Bracchi, and receive an email shortly after moving: these poems were written not to forget, because it is stored and transmitted to the memory of a disaster where c ' is people who have lost a lot and someone who has lost everything. So we welcome initiatives that young people should remember what happened, which transmit the memory of the tragedy.

Qualche sera fa, parlando su ICQ con l’amica di Cepina che mi aveva prestato il libro per il lavoro che stiamo facendo, mi sono davvero commossa sentendola ricordare l’amica Raffaella, che assieme ai marcin de Culïon (i bambini di Aquilone), è stata sepolta dalla frana a soli 20 anni. E anche sentirle raccontare il panico della notte dell’alluvione: “non ho mai avuto così paura in vita mia”. No, non è giusto dimenticare.

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The path of the rock carvings of Sassella

La classica passeggiata dei sondriesi è quella al santuario della Madonna della Sassella. Dal centro cittadino il percorso dura circa un'ora e si snoda in piano lungo la via Valeriana, The old road that ran halfway across the valley.

The route has great historical and cultural values \u200b\u200bas the last part is entirely surrounded by terraced vineyards of Sassella, terracing the joint effort of generations of farmers who carried the earth from valley with the panniers.

During the Counter along this path were built several chapels, a sort of small Sacro Monte never finished because they were built only five on the twelve planned. Until a few years ago the last of these chapels, in a recess of the path near a stream, it was possible to admire the statues ligneee of the twelve apostles and the Virgin Mary statues that were transported to the museum for restoration of Sondrio.

After about an hour's walk we reach the hamlet of Sassella, where stands the church dedicated to Our Lady.
According to tradition, the shrine was founded in 932 in response to a request made by Our Lady appeared archpriest of Sondrio. The present building, however, is dated to the fifteenth century and is characterized by an elegant portico and a unique pentagonal tower which can be seen from the highway just before reaching Sondrio. The village has a special charm, with old houses risistrutturate and cobblestones that smacks of yore.

From here you can take the path that goes through the vineyards to reach, in about twenty minutes, the fraction of Triasso, which enjoys spectacular views over the valley and on ' Adda.

not seem to be in the context of the Alps mountains. Even in winter you can walk in shirt and if you pay attention you can find that among the stones of the stone walls are a few examples of succulent plants typical of the Mediterranean flora.

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Triasso

The rock carvings of

Triasso are not known even to the same Sondrio, but on the whole side of the mountain Rolla were discovered several sites with prehistoric findings suggest that lead to the Iron Age settlements along the side of the Valtellina reticulum.

In the town of Sondrio and its immediate vicinity there are in fact five prehistoric sites, all placed in a position overlooking the valley, ie a triangle, at the Church of St. Bartholomew, all'imbiocco Val di Castel Togno and Grumello . There are mainly of the shells, but close to Triasso there are more complex drawings strongly reminiscent of the engravings of the most famiose Rupe Magna Grosio and those of Vallecamonica.

To visit the engravings of Triasso worth it to leave the car in the square of the village, which lies in a valley sheltered from view just above the village of Sassella, and continue through the vineyards to the west on the road uphill. After about twenty minutes on the right you can see a house and a rustic and isolated shortly after they depart a way that reaches them. Next to the cottage there is a smooth rock on which recognize different camuna praying and a rose. A Sunday stroll exciting.