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Certosa di Vedana (Belluno Valley, Veneto, Italy)
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Mount Duranno (2652m a.s.l.), Dolomites Of Friuli, FVG, Pordenone, Italy
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Cinque Torri And Cime di Fanis (Dolomites Of Veneto), Italy
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Le Tofane Group (3243m a.s.l.) into Light Snow, Italy
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Mount Civetta (3224m a.s.l.) And Alleghe (982m); Veneto Dolomites, Belluno, Italia
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The Rocky Castle Of Andraz, Col di Lana (Belluno, Dolomites of Veneto, Italy)
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Odle: the Spectacle Of Dolomite Shaped By Weathering
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Mount Antelao, "Sua Maestà", is the Second Highest Mountain Massif (3264m a.s.l.) of all Dolomites, after Marmolada "multi-peak" (Punta Penia, 3343m, Punta Rocca, 3309m a.s.l.); Cadore, Belluno, Veneto, Italia
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Rupicapra rupicapra, Camoscio, Chamois (in Winter Coat)
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Piave Valley and Lorenzago Small Town Are in the Bottom, Tre Cime di Lavaredo (2999m a.s.l.), Cima Dodici/Croda dei Toni (3094m a.s.l.) and Mount Popera Group (3046m a.s.l.) in Front, Val Pusteria Soft Mountains in the Background on the Right
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Mount Pelmo (3168m a.s.l.) Notorius Dolomitic Massif Seen from the Beach! Not Exactly a Frequent View for the "Throne" of the Veneto Dolomites. The Shot Was Taken from the Trieste Gulf Istrian Coast; Italy/Slovenia Border, Northern Adriatic Sea Catchment
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The Very Rocky "Cima dei Preti" (Priests Peak) Massif (2706m a.s.l.) Is the Highest Summit in the "Rural Part" of Dolomites, the Branch in FVG, Dominates the Dry Bed of the "Cimoliana" Stream/Valley; Friulian Dolomites Natural Park, Pordenone, Italia
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Mount Antelao (3264m a.s.l., Veneto Dolomites) from a Great Distance in Carnia; Udine, FVG, Italia
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Mount Bivera (2474m a.s.l., on the Left) Dominates the Sauris Basin at Sunrise, While, in the Background, the Friulian Dolomites Emerge with Mount Cridola (2581m a.s.l.) and Monfalcon di Montanaia (2548m a.s.l., in the middle); Carnia, Italia
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Mount Duranno (2652m a.s.l.) from Upper Zemola Valley; Dolomites of Friuli, Erto e Casso, Pordenone, Italia
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The Imposing, Rocky and Wild "Cima dei Preti" (Multi) Massif, 2706m a.s.l., and the Empty, "Desert" Bed of the Temporary Cimoliana Creek Which Gives Its Name to the Valley; Friulian Dolomites, Pordenone, FVG, Italia
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"Col Nudo" (2471m a.s.l.) Majestic Rocky Group/Massif Dominates the Cellina Creek Upper Valley with (the roofs of) Claut Village, 636m a.s.l.; Friulian Dolomites, Pordenone, Italia
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Mount Duranno "Transatlantic Shoulder" Protects the Old Snow on the Ground, Under Which, As Is Well Known, Bread Grows; Friuli Dolomites, Pordenone, Italia
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The Highest Peak of the Friulian Dolomites, the Multi-Massif "Cima dei Preti" (2706m a.s.l., right) Is Not Far from Its Second One (Duranno, 2652m) and Both are Part of the Same Mountain Yoke; Left-Piave Dolomites, South-Eastern Alpine Sector, FVG, Italy