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Street Marmolada...

Marmolada di Penia

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Street Marmolada sent on August 26, 2012 (18:27) by Ilmore52. 7 comments, 1188 views.

, 1/400 f/13.0, ISO 200, hand held.

Istantanea a Punta Penia, in cima alla Marmolada la "regina delle Dolomiti" con i suoi 3343 metri. E qui non si arriva con la funivia ma con le proprie gambe dal Pian dei Fiacconi, dopo quattro ore per la via ferrata della cresta ovest. Sono le ore 12.04 e i pochi che sono saliti fin quassù si distribuiscono tra la croce di vetta e le panche della Capanna Punta Penia dove il gestore (!) sull'uscio è ben felice di scambiare quattro chiacchere con i miei due compagni. Strana atmosfera, strana fotografia!





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sent on August 26, 2012 (18:56)


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bella ilario e tanta invidia per la sgambata che hai fatto. perchè l'hai messa in photoart, almeno in reportage di viaggio. ciao roberto

ilario beautiful and a lot of envy for Sgambati you did. why did you put it in photoart, at least in travel reportage. hello roberto

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sent on August 26, 2012 (21:51)


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@ Roberto: grazie tante per l'apprezzamento! Eh, ho questa "insana" passione di andare in alto. E neanche fosse poca la fatica, anche di portarmi un paio di kili di reflex al collo...

Sulla serie forse hai ragione, stava meglio in reportage di viaggio. Ciao

@ Robert: thank you very much for the appreciation! Eh, I have this "insane" passion to go up. Nor was little effort, even to take a couple of kilos of reflex neck ...

About the series maybe you're right, he was better in travel reportage. Hello

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sent on August 26, 2012 (22:05)


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Complimenti per la camminata con la reflex al collo ! 4 ore non sono mica poche !
E grazie per la foto: ero proprio curioso di vedere cosa c'era in cima alla Marmolada !

OT: si vedevano lungo il percorso anche le gallerie scavate dagli austriaci nella prima guerra mondiale (la città nel ghiaccio) ?

Congratulations on the walk with the camera around his neck! 4 hours'm not little!
And thanks for the photo: I was curious to see what was on top of the Marmolada!

OT: you could see along the way through tunnels dug by the Austrians in World War I (the city in ice)?

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sent on August 27, 2012 (10:45)


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Capisco la difficltà di gestire e mantenere un rifugio a quella altitudine, però, proprio perché si tratta della Regine delle Dolomiti, ci avrei messo qualcosa di più dignitoso ... non mi piace proprio in quel paesaggio. Complimenti comunqe per la bella sgambata e per la foto ben realizzata.

Max

I understand the difficltà to manage and maintain a refuge to the altitude, however, precisely because it is the Queens of the Dolomites, it would take something more decent ... I do not like in that landscape. Congratulations to the beautiful comunqe Sgambati and the photo well done.

Max

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sent on August 29, 2012 (22:20)


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@ Runner66: grazie per i complimenti. Ma dopo la salita è stata la discesa sul ghiacciaio la parte tecnicamente più difficile e pericolosa!!
Ho visto resti di guerra (parti di legno, ferro e scatolame) "sputati" dal ghiacciao del Vernel e gallerie scavate sulla roccia alla forcella Marmolada. Della città del ghiaccio di cui ho letto, penso non esista più nulla visto lo stato pietoso in cui è ridotto il ghiacciaio a colpa del caldo: sminuito in superficie e spessore, pieno di serracchi e di crolli interni. Ciao

@ Max: sulla Capanna Punta Penia concordo pienamente. Forse oggi basterebbe un bivacco in stile Berti magari di dimensioni doppie. Resta il fatto che arrivare e vedere questa cosa "in cima al mondo" lascia allibiti: mai avrei pensato di farci una steet photo!!
Grazie anche a te. Ciao

@ Runner66: thanks for the compliments. But after the climb was the descent on the glacier the most technically difficult and dangerous!
I saw remnants of war (parts of wood, iron and tin cans) "spit" from the glacier of Vernel and tunnels carved on the rock to the Marmolada. The city of ice I've read, I think there is nothing seen the sorry state in which the glacier is reduced to blame the heat: diminished in area and thickness, full of serracchi and internal collapse. Hello

@ Max: the Capanna Punta Penia fully agree. Maybe today would take a bivouac style Berti maybe twice the size. The fact remains that arrive and see this thing "on top of the world" leaves stunned: I never thought we would give a steet photo!
Thanks to you too. Hello

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sent on September 03, 2012 (0:17)


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Quoto Foxtrot, come rifugio lascia un pò a desiderare, ma bisogna considerare dove è situato, non è chiaramente facile trasportare materiali a quelle altitudini. Complimenti per la camminata e per la fotografia.
Ciao

Quoto Foxtrot, shelter leaves a bit to be desired, but you have to consider where it is located, is clearly not easy to carry material at that altitude. Congratulations for walking and photography.
Hello

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sent on September 05, 2012 (22:03)


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Grazie anche a te Elio, un saluto ;-)

Thanks to you Elio, a greeting ;-)


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