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post 1667249653 09-03-2022, 12:32 PM
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Pics from Italian Dolomities

Highly recommended for you Chads. Filled to the brim with trad wife prospects. Went during their holiday season so was surrounded by 90% native Italians. Visited Verona-Florence-Cinque Terre-Pisa-Milan-Lake Como/Bellagio-Padua-Venice after but they paled in comparison.












post 1667249793 09-03-2022, 12:34 PM
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post 1667249813 09-03-2022, 12:34 PM
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post 1667250263 09-03-2022, 12:42 PM
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Originally Posted By dabbmw2002⏩
For some reason I read the thread title as Italian Dormitories....this is cool too though
Imagine the things that goes on in there...
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Yes, even you would bag a trad wife there lad.
post 1667250323 09-03-2022, 12:42 PM
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Stunning. Sometimes I think about how my ancestors fled paradise to live in this chithole. Mostly joking because America is beautiful too... but still.
post 1667250743 09-03-2022, 12:51 PM
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Originally Posted By GuineaDago585⏩
Stunning. Sometimes I think about how my ancestors fled paradise to live in this chithole. Mostly joking because America is beautiful too... but still.
Trust me lad, the stark contrast from being surrounded by Italian hbbs to all the freaks and weirdos on my flight back home(I live in sh!tty california) was quite the culture shock.
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Had plenty of hiking and adventures in the Italian alps/dolomites. One of my favorite was "via Ferrata" where you have a harness and you clip onto cables/ ladders embedded in the mountains, a knees weak palms spaghetti experience. (Not my pics but same thing). Highly recommend, hope you had a good time op.












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[QUOTE=eightduece post_id=1667251243]Had plenty of hiking and adventures in the Italian alps/dolomites. One of my favorite was "via Ferrata" where you have a harness and you clip onto cables/ ladders embedded in the mountains, a knees weak palms spaghetti experience. (Not my pics but same thing). Highly recommend, hope you had a good time op.

[img]https://i.ibb.co/X88WC0k/p1060966.jpg[/img]


[img]https://i.ibb.co/j3GCV8p/via-ferrata.jpg[img]



[img]https://i.ibb.co/N31kKg8/73db4c-ac8ff6e600f7463fa0ddc5637e350749-mv2-d-3456-4608-s-4-2.webp[img]



[img]https://i.ibb.co/5WGvB7F/0103.jpg[img][/QUOTE]That looks awesome lad, thanks for sharing. Unfortunately I didn't get the chance to climb one but I've heard a lot about them. Was cool to check out the bunkers that were dug during WWI and how bloody and violent that war was in the area.
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Originally Posted By JIA⏩
That looks awesome lad, thanks for sharing. Unfortunately I didn't get the chance to climb one but I've heard a lot about them. Was cool to check out the bunkers that were dug during WWI and how bloody and violent that war was in the area.
Are you talking about the tunnel system carved through the mountains? That's a great hike too, WW1 stuff there is crazy. You can see a lot of craters that still exist from all the artillery impacts too.
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Is this a Swiss-German or German part of Italy?

Looks awesome.

I saw Florence, Venice, and Rome, and they were okay, but I enjoyed other parts of Europe more.
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Originally Posted By eightduece⏩
Are you talking about the tunnel system carved through the mountains? That's a great hike too, WW1 stuff there is crazy. You can see a lot of craters that still exist from all the artillery impacts too.
There's a bunch of em throughout the various ranges.
Originally Posted By jreacher⏩
Is this a Swiss-German or German part of Italy?

Looks awesome.

I saw Florence, Venice, and Rome, and they were okay, but I enjoyed other parts of Europe more.
Austrian/Hungarian part that was annexed to Italy after WW1. They speak primarily German and Italian, and their own dialect which I forgot the name of.
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