Why do some people choose to climb vertically after years of an orizzontally life? Since my first climbing I realized
how different are the usual dimensions of life, when is possible to loose it. How is unusual to mind the next ten meters when we're
used to plan the next ten months. Would u believe that in that vertical world your orizzontal life can make sense?
Climbing is air, a lot of air, and space, and fear, the kind of fear that keep you alive and let me forget any other input, any echo from the daily life. Climbing is left noise and space found.
Hiking is shaking hands with mountain, climbing is making love with her. I put my hands on the rock and something changes, the spectator becomes part of the show, and I belong to the mountain, like a
stone, or the little insect running in every direction on the wall, just in front of my nose.
You'll find more people than landscapes here, because climb is a two-or-more-people experience, and I met so many people there.
See also the website of
Club Alpino Italiano, that I'm managing. Inside, a short list of
routes that I repeated (only the ones in Tuscany, and only in italian)
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 Corno alle scale |  Corno alle scale, Ridge North |  Corno alle scale, Ridge North |  Corno alle scale, Ridge North |
 Corno alle scale, Ridge North |  Normale Cesaletti |  Normale Cesaletti, Torre dei Sabbioni |  toward the Torre dei Sabbioni |
 Torre dei Sabbioni, Marmarole |  Foce Siggioli and the northern face of Pizzo d'Uccello |  Gianfranco climbing a gully in the Central of Pizzo delle Saette, Pania |  Gianfranco on the Pania, winter. |
 Winter route on Falterona, called |  on the route of Florentins, Torri di Monzone, Tuscany |  route of Florentins, Torri di Monzone, Tuscany |  Giacomo on the route of Florentins, Torri di Monzone, Tuscany |
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