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Aufnahmestandort:	Civita Castellana	Fotografiert von:	Giuseppe Marzulli
Gebiet:	Italy	Datum:	15 April 2017

SOLVED RIDDLE.

Mount Soratte is a mountain in Lazio, 45 Km north of Rome.
It is not very high, only 691 meters, but it is an isolated mountain in the plain and its shape and its position, in the middle of the Tiber valley, have always stimulated curiosity.
Inside, during the fascist period, numerous galleries were excavated and during the Cold War this galleries were converted to host the Italian government's anti-atomic bunker.
Fortunately, in the Cold War they have never been used.

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This is gorgeouse and more green than my riddle. Lets see ....

08.03.2018 21:23 , Christoph Seger

I did google I have to admit. I found out the mountain is the key to the picture. It has to be something special - I was sure about it, I know you ;-)

I believe we are in the middle of Italy, the mountain (Monte .....e) was already named by Roman writers ...

we look at it from west / north west

08.03.2018 21:41 , Christoph Seger

Funny, I even found the exact spot were you did stand. You can even google it and google has a pano from this spot. I do send you the name of the place ;-)

08.03.2018 21:49 , Christoph Seger

Do you know what was inside the mountain during the cold war?

08.03.2018 21:53 , Giuseppe Marzulli

Yes, I know. Mussolini started as the first one with the idea ....

08.03.2018 21:58 , Christoph Seger

for me more interestin in conection with the mountain the abbreviation SRES. This is even connected to a homepage ;-)

08.03.2018 22:06 , Christoph Seger

Ok. But during the Cold War, in the event of a nuclear attack on Italy, the Italian government would have to take refuge in the bunkers built under that mountain.

08.03.2018 22:08 , Giuseppe Marzulli

I agree and I know that

08.03.2018 23:01 , Christoph Seger

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