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| Monte Cimone, 2165m; 191,5Km |
| Monte Cusna, 2121m; 173,5Km |
| Monte Cavalbianco, 1855m; 170,6Km |
| Monte la Nuda, 1893m |
| Monte Casarola, 1979m |
| Alpe di Succiso, 2016m; 165,1Km |
| Monte Losanna, 1856m |
| Monte Sillara, 1861m |
| Monte Brusa, 1794m |
| Monte Marmagna, 1852m |
| Monte Molinatico, 1550m |
| Monte Barigazzo, 1284m |
| Monte Pratobello, 1191m |
| Monte Carameto, 1318m |
| Monte Ragola, 1711m; 134,7Km |
| Monte Nero, 1758m |
| Monte Maggiorasca, 1809m; 139,4Km |
| Monte Alfeo, 1650m |
| Monte Penice, 1460m |
| Monte Lesima, 1724m (pano 20654) |
| Tartago, 1688m |
| Monte Chiappo, 1700m; 130,6Km |
| Monte Ebro, 1701m |
| Cosfrone, 1667m |
| Monte Giarolo, 1473m |
| Monte Leco, 1072m |
| Monte Taccone, 1113m |
| Monte delle Figne, 1172m |
Amora is just a small and unknown village in the Alps, in Seriana Valley, near Bergamo. But allows an interesting view on the Apennines.
9 photos; 185mm; f8; 1/200 sec.; 160 ISO; with tripod.
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Tanti saluti, Hans-Jörg
But the etymology of Amora seems has nothing to do with "Amore" (Love in Italian).
It seems to derive from "Dimora" (house), as originally in the place there were some huts used as a dwelling by nomadic shepherds....
Cheers, Hans-Jörg
Fa il paio con il commento di Alvise al mio N.31857 su Alpen.
Saluti, Alberto.
LG Jörg
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