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First day in the Dolomites. We go straight to Tre Cime di Lavaredo
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Approaching Tre Cime, one of the best-known mountain groups in the Alps
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After watching the sunset, we planned to stay in the alpine hut, but it was already closed for winter
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Because the weather was great, we decided to bivouac in the open
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Tunnel from World War I
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This tunnel leads to the beginning of ferrata Innerkofler
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Via ferrata (Italian for "iron road") is a protected climbing route in the Alps
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The biggest danger on popular ferratas are falling stones displaced by climbers above
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Getting close to the top of Monte Paterno 2,744m
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Famous Tre Cime seen from Monte Paterno
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View from Monte Paterno
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View from Monte Paterno
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Nice surprise - Polish flag on top of Monte Paterno
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Cortina d'Ampezzo, known for hosting the 1956 Winter Olympics
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Forcella della Grava. We came here to climb Monte Civetta
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Monte Civetta 3,220m in the evening
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In the morning, we woke up to this colorful Civetta
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Nearby Monte Pelmo
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Walking towards the beginning of ferrata Alleghesi
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Obstacles on the way
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Ready for ferrata Alleghesi, one of the longest in the Dolomites
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The flowers' will to survive
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First steps of ferrata leading to the top of Monte Civetta
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900m of steep but well-protected rock until the summit
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Ferrata Alleghesi
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Ferrata Alleghesi. I didn't meet anyone when I was there
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Looking north
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Looking down the way I came from
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This ferrata is quite demanding because of it's length
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The summit of Monte Civetta 3,220m
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View from the summit
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Clouds were coming and going very quickly
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I chose ferrata Tissi for my way down
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Ferrata Tissi was only 350m long, but all of it was very exciting
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Forcella delle Sasse. I was nearly hit by a stone avalanche when walking down to Forc.d. Grava
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Safely back in Pecol, where we left our car