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Published: 2016-05-18 09:18:43 +0000 UTC; Views: 2115; Favourites: 173; Downloads: 126
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Catinaccio of Antermoia (Kesselkogel), Dolomites, Italy.Related content
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A me piacerebbe fosse la vista dalla finestra di camera mia appena mi alzo... non so tu.. Β
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Non sarebbe male ... basta andare ad abitare qui I want to live in the mountains da quella finestra aperta si dovrebbe vedere bene ...
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Your wonderful art has been placed in ourΒ Featured folder . Congratulations!
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You're welcome!!! Β You deserved it!!
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Beautiful viewpoint, indeed!
PS: When I saw 'catinaccio' in your description, I thought that you said about famous Italian football's 'catenaccio' tactic!
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Thanks!
Hehe ... catenaccio ...
from Wikipedia in Italian translated it.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gruppo_d⦠with Google:
"There are two original names, for the two sides of the chain which acts as a linguistic boundary between the world and the German-Ladin. Ladin, "Ciadenac", "Catenaccio", also forms the basis of the most recent Italian form and is to be referred, according to Karl Felix Wolff typical dolomite gravel chain. [3] The other name, the German "Rosengarten" , in use by the South Tyrolean side, came from the fifteenth century (1497 Rosengarten, 1506 Kofl am Rosengarten [4]), and refers to the legend of the mythical King Laurin and therefore etiological character, wanting to give an explanation to the phenomenon enrosadira . The saga of the garden also gave the name to the so-called Gartl (the central area of the gravel highest peak) which from a distance looks like white area, because often whitewashed with snow already in the intermediate seasons."
For "enrosadira" (alpenglow) en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Alpengloβ¦
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I must re-read twice the Google's translated part, but now I understand the word "catinaccio" in your description, in this case, is meant!
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(please forgive the Google translator who does what it can ... ).
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No problem, I could understand these!
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You are most welcome
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Beautiful shot! I love the angle. Great work~
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The patterns of slow erosion are highly evident here. This is what most mountains look like before Mother Nature rounds them off. You can see young rocks jutting up to form rugged peaks which slowly crumble and turn into gently sloping hills below...
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... that mountain is a maze of spiers and towers Larsec
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Very young mountains, yes. Not more than fifty millions of years...
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Yes, 20 million years.
Summarizing, the story orogenic dolomite is as follows:
Β Β Β Β 270 to 235 million years ago Sedimentary rocks accumulate on land and at sea. They are formed atolls and coral reefs, often disrupted by volcanic eruptions;
Β Β Β Β 235 to 180 million years ago, limestone and dolomite accumulating at the bottom of the flat, coastal lagoons;
Β Β Β Β 180 to 80 million years ago deep seas allow the accumulation of limestone and marl in thick layers,
Β Β Β Β 20 million years ago they are born mountains through the deformation of the ancient seabed. The African plate collides with the Eurasian doing lift the Dolomites (eg the Sella group that rises to almost one thousand meters above the surrounding landscape was one great barrier reef)
(From Wikipedia with Google translation)
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Said like a veteran ranger, my brother. 
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When I can always very happy to put more information.
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Majestic beauty. Lovely as usual. I can practically smell the fresh air.
Thanks for submitting toΒ . Β Have a great day.
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Thanks! ... you make me come nostalgia ...
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Gorgeous capture! I always enjoy seeing these Sergio
Thanks as always for submitting to
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Thanks, Monique! very much appreciated.
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Woah the view is totally marvellous! I love mountains, the view is spectacular there every time, no matter what weather and season it is! 
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Thanks my dear! It is a wonderful little valley that runs through the Rosengarten group, and offers endless photographic shots.
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It really seems like a heaven for a photographer haha
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... a really beautiful day ... and nice shot
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Yes, a much pleasant day.
Thanks! Β
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