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Location:	Monte Beigua (1287 m)	by:	Giuseppe Marzulli
Area:	Italy	Date:	3 January 2010

SOLVED RIDDLE.

I was only 8 km from the sea....

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No idea?
I can tell you that the pano shows the Alps, but I am not in the Alps. I am incredibly close to ...

2019/11/02 11:13 , Giuseppe Marzulli

It is very evident that you are not in the Alps. But I still have no clue ...

2019/11/02 12:05 , Christoph Seger

I mean to see ski slopes in the front mountains, that is not typical for the southern alpes. May be its not in the southern alpes.

2019/11/02 12:15 , Günter Diez

I see the ski-slopes too. I also think it is no southern alps. The clouds go from the right to the left, the light is in the left...

2019/11/02 14:58 , Christoph Seger

highly unlikely knowing your travel itinerary ...

First guess: You are in Austria and you are looking over a well known ski area to the southwest ...

2019/11/02 15:09 , Christoph Seger

Dear Chistoph, I would have loved to do a similar pano from Austria, but it is not.
The solution is not too difficult, but there are some aspects that disorient.

2019/11/02 16:07 , Giuseppe Marzulli

Why should it be not on South? For example, the view from the Superga also shows the light from the left.
Unfortunately I have no time for riddles... :-(

2019/11/02 16:14 , Werner Schelberger

I also thought about Superga

- and about nw-Appennines. But I can't identifie a single summit. It's a pity. Where could you be outside the alps, in such a hight, and have the light coming from the left? I have definetly to do some work now...

2019/11/02 16:44 , Matthias Knapp

Perhaps Monte Matto in the right, left in clouds Argentera.
Not easy this one.

2019/11/02 16:49 , Günter Diez

The sentence of Matthias has occupied me: "Where could you be outside the alps, in such a height?" I hope you are not in a balloon..

2019/11/02 17:18 , Werner Schelberger

Have now found the ski areas depicted and suppose you are not in a balloon, but in a neighbouring mountain range. Now for the details... Cheers, Martin

2019/11/02 17:23 , Martin Kraus

Capacissimo di essere sul Beigua, invece che in un pallone...

2019/11/02 17:24 , Pedrotti Alberto

There is a tale of Edgar Allan Poe, "The Purloined Letter", that looks a lot like this riddle...
The solution was not difficult, but it had to be understood.
I thank all those who participated.

2019/11/02 17:33 , Giuseppe Marzulli

I was too slow at the end - congratulations to Günter and Alberto! But, as usual, a nice combination of fun and learning - thanks for that, Giuseppe!

2019/11/02 17:34 , Martin Kraus

Thank you. Congratulations to Günter and Alberto.

2019/11/02 17:36 , Giuseppe Marzulli

Devo rispolverare le mie Kodachrome dal Beigua. È che non si ha mai tempo per niente.

2019/11/02 17:38 , Pedrotti Alberto

A good riddle!

Thanks for that, an congratulations to Günter and Alberto!

2019/11/02 19:07 , Matthias Knapp

To this impressive "Barrique Pano" ;-) I would still be interested in the focal length and some information about the distances, Giuseppe !!!

Cheers, Hans-Jörg

2019/11/05 07:00 , Hans-Jörg Bäuerle

Ciao Hans-Jörg.
There are 6 photos; 300 mm (x 1,6); f5; 1/8000 sec.; 320 ISO.
Monte Matto is about 106 Km; Mongioie about 68 Km. From Monte Beigua you can see almost all the Alps, but far, except the Western Alps.
Of course, visibility is needed and it is very rare to find excellent visibility.

2019/11/05 23:24 , Giuseppe Marzulli

Thank you very much for your additions, Giuseppe !! When I studied your panorama again at the weekend, I noticed that you also celebrated the 10th anniversary on p-p since the end of October 2019 in quiet modesty ;-) !!

Congratulations and thanks for your wonderful impressions across Europe and your constant presence - you are one of the "pillars" of this site!!!

Un caro saluto a te, Hans-Jörg

2019/11/18 16:52 , Hans-Jörg Bäuerle