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a symbol of the tenacity of life .. sent on November 29, 2013 (9:44) by Herman. 24 comments, 3061 views.

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Il Raponzolo di roccia (Physoplexis comosa) è un bellissimo e raro fiore che cresce abbarbicato alle pareti rocciose delle Alpi. E' probabilmente il fiore che preferisco in assoluto, oltre che per la sua bellezza, proprio per le caratteristiche sopra riportate nonchè per la tenacia che dimostra nel crescere in posizioni e in condizioni molto spesso estreme.. Tutte doti che vedrei bene accostate alla figura umana! La foto postata (la cui qualità è quella che è..) è stata scattata nel "lontano" 2006 lungo il percorso della Ferrata Costantini sulla Moiazza Sud e più precisamente sulla Pala delle Masenade e rappresenta un esemplare particolarmente rigoglioso, visto che spesso queste piante non "producono" più di 2 o 3 fiori.



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sent on November 29, 2013 (10:02)

Ciao Ermanno!

Very nice shot! It is a pity I don't understand the text...

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sent on November 29, 2013 (10:07)


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Grazie JypkaSorriso.. proviamo così:

The Devil's Rock (Physoplexis comosa) is a beautiful and rare flower that grows along the cliffs of the Alps. It's probably my favorite flower ever, not only for its beauty, for the above features as well as the tenacity showing in grow into positions and often extreme conditions. All qualities that I well matched to human figure! The photos posted (whose quality is one that is ...) was taken in "far" 2006 along the route of the Via Ferrata Costantini (climb in the Dolomites) on Moiazza South and more precisely on the Pala of Masenade and represents a particularly lush, since often these plants do not "produce" more than 2 or 3 flowers.

Ciao

Thanks Jypka .. :-) try this:

The Devil's Rock (Physoplexis comosa) is a beautiful and rare flower That grows along the cliffs of the Alps. It's probably my favorite flower ever, not only for beauty ITS, for the above features as well as showing the tenacity to grow into positions and Often extreme conditions. All qualities That I well matched to human figures! The photos posted (Whose quality is One That is ...) was taken in "far" in 2006 along the route of the Via Ferrata Costantini (climb in the Dolomites) and more on Moiazza South Precisely on the Altarpiece of Masenade and Represents a Particularly lush, since Often These plants do not "produce" more than 2 or 3 flowers.

Hello

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sent on November 29, 2013 (10:12)


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ciao Ermanno
la tenacia della natura... hai detto bene nella pregevole nota...
" la cui qualità è quella che è.." ... a parte le alte luci a destra un po bruciate, mi sembra che la S9500 si sia difesa più che onoratamente..

ciao
Flavio

Hello Ermanno
the tenacity of nature ... You said well known in the fine ...
whose quality is what it is ..
... apart from the highlights to the right a little burnt, it seems to me that the S9500 has more defense than honorably ..

hello
Flavio

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sent on November 29, 2013 (10:21)


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Grazie FlavioSorriso
il bello della S9500 era che te la potevi tirare dietro ovunque senza particolari problemi e "preoccupazioni"!;-)
I file che sfornava (ormai è deceduta!Triste) non erano male ma erano comunque molto meno "lavorabili" rispetto a quelli della D90.
Ciao
Ermanno

Thanks Flavio :-)
the beauty of the S9500 was that you could pull behind everywhere without any problems and "worries"! ;-)
The files that churned out (it is now deceased! :-() Were not bad but they were still much less "processed" than the D90.
Hello
Ermanno

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sent on November 29, 2013 (10:35)

Thanks Ermanno! Congratulations for the rare shot!

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sent on November 29, 2013 (15:30)


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Non ci sono le parole che possono descrivere la bellezza di questo fiore e le parole che accompagnano questa foto!!!!:-P
Un abbraccio fratellino!!!!:-P

There are no words that can describe the beauty of this flower and the words that accompany it!! :-P
A hug brother!! :-P

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sent on November 29, 2013 (15:36)


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strepitoso!
e complimenti pure per la descrizione
davide

amazing!
and congratulations as well to the description
david

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sent on November 29, 2013 (15:57)


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Il raponzolo di roccia è un fiore tanto bello quanto difficile da riprendere per intero, almeno per me; qualcosa va sempre fuori fuoco. Quindi, Ermanno, non lamentarti troppo per la qualità; a me la fotografia piace.
Ciao, Giuseppe.

The rock is a buttercup flower as beautiful as it is difficult to resume in full, at least for me, something always goes out of focus. So, Herman, do not complain too much for the quality I like photography.
Hello, Joseph.

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sent on November 30, 2013 (11:22)


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Bellissima! Mai vista un infiorescenza di raponzolo così grande!
Ciao, Mario

Bellissima! Never seen an inflorescence of rampions so great!
Hello, Mario

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sent on December 02, 2013 (8:37)


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Grazie Sanja, Davide, Giuseppe e MarioSorriso
x Giuseppe: hai ragione, non dovrei lamentarmi troppo.. oltretutto ero anche appeso a una parete verticale quando l'ho scattata!MrGreen
x Mario: in effetti sono rimasto stupito anche io dal numero di fiori presenti su di un unica pianta di raponzoli!Sorriso

Thanks Sanja, David, Joseph and Mario :-)
x Joseph: You're right, I should not complain too much .. plus I was also hung on a vertical wall when I took! :-D
x Mario: in fact even I was amazed by the number of flowers present on a single plant raponzoli! :-)

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sent on December 04, 2013 (13:38)


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Che meraviglia di fiori e che bella foto!
Bravo Ermanno Sorriso
Un caro saluto
Michela

What a wonder of flowers and beautiful pictures!
Bravo Ermanno :-)
Greetings
Michela

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sent on December 04, 2013 (14:01)


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Grazie MichelaSorriso
in questo caso sicuramente molto meglio i fiori della foto!!MrGreen
Ciao, un caro saluto anche a te e a presto;-)
Ermanno

Thanks :-) Michela
in this case, certainly much better than the flowers of the photo! :-D
Hello, a warm greeting to you and see you soon ;-)
Ermanno

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sent on December 07, 2013 (16:10)


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Esemplare molto bello, complimenti Herman!Sorriso

Exemplary very nice, congratulations Herman! :-)

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sent on December 09, 2013 (8:08)


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Ciao Alberto..grazie!;-)
Ermanno

Hello Alberto .. thanks! ;-)
Ermanno

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sent on December 13, 2013 (20:44)


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evviva, finalmente qualcuno che ha postato una foto del raponzolo. gli ulmimi li ho visti salendo a forcella la porta per salire sul tamer

bellissima

ciao

hooray, finally someone posted a photo of the buttercup. the ulmimi I saw them going up to the door to get on the fork tamer

beautiful

hello

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sent on December 16, 2013 (8:54)


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Ciao Gianmarco,
adoro i raponzoliSorriso e ti devo dire che non sono l'unico che li ha postati..qualcuno "in giro" se ne trova!MrGreen
Io se devo associare dei fiori alla salita alla Forcella La Porta ti direi i garofani.. ci sono passato 2anni fa girando intorno al S.Sebastiano ed è sempre bello (in tutti i sensiMrGreen) quando ci si arriva..
Sul Tamer ci sono salito una ventina di anni fà e me lo ricordo come un bell'insieme di rocce tenute su con lo sputo!MrGreen ma magari ricordo male..MrGreen e comunque la vista merita sempre!;-)
Ciao
Ermanno

Hello Gianmarco,
raponzoli :-) I love and I must say I am not the only one who posted them .. someone "around" it is! :-D
I will if I have to associate flowers to climb the Forcella La Porta you say carnations .. I've been there 2years ago circling around the St. Sebastian and it is always nice (in all senses:-D) when you get there ..
On Tamer there are increased about twenty years ago and I remember it as a beautiful group of seals on the rocks with spit! :-D but maybe remember correctly .. :-D, however, and the view is always worth! ;-)
Hello
Ermanno

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sent on December 16, 2013 (9:08)


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ricordi bene, tutta la catena del s.sebastiano era friabilissima

sei salito anche sul tamer piccolo? io ci sono salito con il mio amico della foto degli sci. alla base dello spuntone c'era una freccia di roccia che indicava la direzione, siamo saliti, arrivati in cima che neanche ci stai in due. dopo esserci riposati e goduti il panorama abbiamo detto scendiamo, ci siamo guardati e abbiamo detto: ma dove cavolo siamo saliti? il tutto in libera totale, se ci penso mi vien male

ciao





remember well, the entire chain of St. Sebastian was crumbly

you have gone too small on the tamer? I went up there with my friend the picture of the skis. at the base of the spike was an arrow indicating the direction of the rock, we climbed, we arrived at the top that you're not even in two. After we rested and enjoyed the view we said we go down, we looked and we said, but where the hell we got? all in total freedom, if I think about it I feel bad

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sent on December 16, 2013 (9:32)


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Però il S.Sebastiano (dove torno ogni tanto e sempre volentieri;-)) al confronto del Tamer è solidissimo!MrGreen a parte i ghiaioni per arrivare alla forcellina prima della cresta che non vedi l'ora di finire!!MrGreen
Del Tamer mi ricordo che c'era da fare un "saltino" appena prima di arrivare in cima ma non sò dirti quale dei due Tamer fosse.. anche se credo sia il Grande!;-) di quella salita, che ho fatto con un amico che mi ha "abbandonato" appena dopo la cengia inizialeMrGreen, mi è rimasta in mente proprio "l'ambiente" molto isolato e bello!Sorriso

But the St. Sebastian (where I go back every so often and always enjoy ;-)) comparison of the Tamer is very solid! :-D apart from the scree to reach the clevis before the crest that can not wait to finish! :-D
Tamer I remember there was to do a "jump" just before you get to the top but I do not know to tell you which of the two was Tamer .. although I think it's great! ;-) On that hill, which I did with a friend who has "abandoned" just after the initial ledge:-D, I remained in my mind right "environment" very isolated and beautiful! :-)

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sent on January 13, 2014 (16:13)


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bellissimo lo sfocato dietro ciao!

beautiful blur behind him hello!

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sent on January 13, 2014 (16:28)


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Grazie!Sorriso
Ciao
Ermanno

Thank you! :-)
Hello
Ermanno


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