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E intanto, la neve... / And meanwhile, the snow...

E intanto la neve si sta avvicinando...

And meanwhile the snow is getting nearer and nearer...

 
E l'emozione di rivederla spolverare le cime dei miei monti è niente rispetto al colpo di vedere nelle notizie alcuni luoghi tanto amati, i miei lontani e vicini posti del cuore, colpiti da quell'acqua che oltre queste montagne non gela, ma si rovescia violenta... 
E in un attimo cambia tutto...
 
And the emotion that I get seeing it on the top of my mountains is nothing compared to the feeling I got when I saw the news about some of my beloved places, places of the heart that are afar and yet so near, so hardly hit by that very same water that beyond these mountains doesn't freeze, but just violently pours down... 
And all of a sudden, everything changes...


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  1. Nicky Miranda12 November 2014 at 20:11

    Veramente un periodo balordo...acqua a catinelle anche qui ,da ormai 10 giorni.Per fortuna senza gravi conseguenze,per ora.Ormai anche la pioggia spaventa questo Paese!

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  2. Gabri millecrocette12 November 2014 at 22:27

    fa un bell'effetto il tuo monte innevato!!basta pioggia ormai è paura ogni volta e a solo 10 km da qua ha fatto troppi danni e vittime!!speriam bene!!

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  3. franca rita13 November 2014 at 13:37

    Acqua e neve: entrambi mi piacciono se non recano danni a persone e cose.... solo se dissetano la terrai........e quindi l'uomo....un caro saluto

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  4. Anna13 November 2014 at 15:42

    Great pictures !!!!
    Have a cosy day !
    Anna

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  5. Helen 15 November 2014 at 12:02

    beautiful pictures, I am always in awe of the power of nature

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