Autumn on the Karst, towards Redipuglia

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Autumn on the Karst, towards Redipuglia...

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Autumn on the Karst, towards Redipuglia sent on January 30, 2016 (16:55) by Silver58. 4 comments, 743 views.

at 34mm, 1/250 f/8.0, ISO 100, hand held.

Data la vastità e la bellezza naturale del luogo è sempre piacevole un trekking sul carso monfalconese , l'altopiano sopra Redipuglia fu teatro durante il primo conflitto mondiale di parecchie battaglie. A cento anni di distanza (e senza alcun restauro ) sono ancora ben nitide le trincee che solcavano il fronte , le ritengo un monumento all'inutilità della guerra . Il cippo che si vede in foto fu fatto erigere dal duce in ricordo del suo compagno d'armi e sindacalista Filippo Corridoni a cui intitolo anche la città di Corridonia cambiandone il toponimo ,dista pochi chilometri dal grandioso e piu' noto sacrario .Given the vastness and natural beauty of the place is always a pleasant trekking on the hills of Monfalcone, the plateau above Redipuglia was the scene during the First World War of several battles. A hundred years later (and with no restoration) are still well clear the trenches , I feel a monument to futility of war. The stone that you see in the picture was erected by Mussolini in memory of his comrade-in-arms and trade unionist Filippo Corridoni, a few kilometers from the great and most 'known memorial. ( 45°51'58.42"N 13°31'0.53"E )

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13 persons like it: Andreasettimoquarto, Ant.74, Calogero Stagno, Dantes, Gionskj, Jeant, Oemor Nasivert, Paolo P, Roberto Flaibani, Solnze73, Vincenzo92, Werner, Xaw

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Gionskj

sent on February 07, 2016 (10:01) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)

Of great interest
Very well crafted
Greetings
Gionskj

Silver58

sent on February 07, 2016 (11:09) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)

Thanks Gionskj of your appreciation, I think you've also seen the significance of the monument was in the fascist rhetoric of the time.
I am sure that in your region there are beautiful places and just as beautiful monuments just waiting people with passion to be highlighted.
And still alive in me (and it's been almost 40 years) the memory of one of my early work, I carry me for a few weeks in your region, exactly in the area of ??Sala Consilina and Sicignano degli Aburni.
My I tend not to look back, but I hope to have the opportunity to go back.
A greeting
sylvan

Jeant

sent on February 10, 2016 (14:29)

Hello my friend Sylvan....

Excellent and very beautiful picture.......original......great shot and compo....continius your job.....Welcome...

Jean, Quebec, Canada, bye and next time....

Werner

sent on December 23, 2017 (15:31) | This comment has been translated

Great shot!

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