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Mountains, lakes and friends

Our Pangaea Posted on September 11, 2018 by BillSeptember 11, 2018

The Dolomites are the dramatic mountain range that runs across northern Italy and form part of the broader Alps.  They are famous for their tall grey cliffs, jagged skylines and dramatic walking trails.  Julie and I had had a big dose of the familiar mountains in the Austrian Tirol but the Dolomites were new territory for us and since we were in the neighbourhood, more or less, we had to … Continue reading →

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