Monday, March 23, 2009
Ridracoli - S. Paolo in Alpe - Ridracoli
Ridracoli: this name now conjures up above the dam that forms the artificial dam. Built between the years 1974-1982, its largest reservoir has a capacity of 33 million cubic meters and is capable of providing drinking water to the inhabitants of the Romagna plain and the coast. That the area was rich in water, however, was known since Roman times. In fact, the Emperor Trajan built a pipeline that could bring water to Ravenna. But the existence of Ridracoli has its roots in 1216 when he was well away possession of the Counts Guidi. In the fifteenth century it became a municipality under the jurisdiction of Florence. The village now has three houses, a palace, a church and a humpbacked bridge. Until the 50s the country had 230 inhabitants, today there are ten. But the area shows its charm once you get to the meadows of S. Paolo in Alpe. The view ranges from blacks giant poplars (Populus nigra), close to the now ruined church, the willows, behind the long house and then the great ridge of Fratino Sasso with its forest of pine and beech, born and brought up-marly layers arrenacee. The route
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the parking lot, walk along the old bridge at the end of which is the better structure of the former inn. Go up to "Giovannetti Palace", a noble house of 1700 has now been turned into a hotel. Among the distinguished guests of the Palace there was the commanding officer Antonio, Prince Leopold II and the Triumvir Aurelio Saffi. It goes beyond the pretty little chapel, a private, dedicated to Our Lady of the Snow and down the paved road that is to be followed for about a mile on the left. Then you leave this up to the left and soon you reach the "Canforghigi Rotisserie Restaurant." You go right and follow the old path that leads to Biserno. Shortly before the country is a rich source. In the small square Biserno is the church dedicated to St. Andrew the Apostle, and shortly later, at a junction, there is a memorial that recalls the sacrifice of the partisans.
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the parking lot, walk along the old bridge at the end of which is the better structure of the former inn. Go up to "Giovannetti Palace", a noble house of 1700 has now been turned into a hotel. Among the distinguished guests of the Palace there was the commanding officer Antonio, Prince Leopold II and the Triumvir Aurelio Saffi. It goes beyond the pretty little chapel, a private, dedicated to Our Lady of the Snow and down the paved road that is to be followed for about a mile on the left. Then you leave this up to the left and soon you reach the "Canforghigi Rotisserie Restaurant." You go right and follow the old path that leads to Biserno. Shortly before the country is a rich source. In the small square Biserno is the church dedicated to St. Andrew the Apostle, and shortly later, at a junction, there is a memorial that recalls the sacrifice of the partisans. There is talk of one of the bloodiest battles of the Apennines, in which, 12 April 1944 8th Garibaldi Brigade partisans twelve lost their lives to save the rest of the formation surrounded by German troops . 
The trail passes through historic St. Paul continues in the Alps and touching various stations where there are signs in the form of laws that tell the various clashes. Hence, right down to it Berleta. Continue, then left, following the above-mentioned path to S. Paolo in Alpe.
The trail passes through historic St. Paul continues in the Alps and touching various stations where there are signs in the form of laws that tell the various clashes. Hence, right down to it Berleta. Continue, then left, following the above-mentioned path to S. Paolo in Alpe.
stationed here 
some families of deer easy to see. If you are in the company of a dog, better keep a leash ( The friendly dog's "Palace of Ridracoli", decided that Monday would be good to go for a walk with us, so we took the company all day, not never left, except when he saw the deer. At that point, started as a lightning chasing and returned only when the deer are gone). For the way back, follow the path n. GCR 233, a former trail that connected the houses in the Rio Racine, now reduced to ruins. I first encountered are those of the little house, just below, announced a restructuring Majesty, are those of Ca 'Ronconi and Ca' Valdoppia. Continue down the hill and you reach the paved road leading to the dam, follow it to the left for about ten minutes, then leave it and go left few traces of which, shortly thereafter, is interrupted by a landslide, holding on to beat trees and bringing upon it. Shortly after, he returned to the main track. On pleasant path bordered by gorse is reached at Ca 'the Galvani and his Majesty's well maintained. This is the last building that is located before you reach the parking lot.
some families of deer easy to see. If you are in the company of a dog, better keep a leash ( The friendly dog's "Palace of Ridracoli", decided that Monday would be good to go for a walk with us, so we took the company all day, not never left, except when he saw the deer. At that point, started as a lightning chasing and returned only when the deer are gone). For the way back, follow the path n. GCR 233, a former trail that connected the houses in the Rio Racine, now reduced to ruins. I first encountered are those of the little house, just below, announced a restructuring Majesty, are those of Ca 'Ronconi and Ca' Valdoppia. Continue down the hill and you reach the paved road leading to the dam, follow it to the left for about ten minutes, then leave it and go left few traces of which, shortly thereafter, is interrupted by a landslide, holding on to beat trees and bringing upon it. Shortly after, he returned to the main track. On pleasant path bordered by gorse is reached at Ca 'the Galvani and his Majesty's well maintained. This is the last building that is located before you reach the parking lot. The interview of 
ro certainly more interesting when you take the way back. Here, nature is reclaiming its natural space. The abandoned houses to help create the atmosphere of the experience that seems very far away, yet it was only "yesterday" that those who lived there have allowed us to become what we are today.
ro certainly more interesting when you take the way back. Here, nature is reclaiming its natural space. The abandoned houses to help create the atmosphere of the experience that seems very far away, yet it was only "yesterday" that those who lived there have allowed us to become what we are today.
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