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FVG026845 | RM
photographer: Federica Cattaruzzi
Alessandro Gavagna, starred chef of La Subida, Trattoria al Cacciatore shows one of his typical dishes, Cormons, Friuli Venezia Giulia, Italy
photographer: Federica Cattaruzzi
Alessandro Gavagna, starred chef of La Subida, Trattoria al Cacciatore shows one of his typical dishes, Cormons, Friuli Venezia Giulia, Italy
FVG023318 | RF
photographer: Martina Vanzo
A cup of yak milk tea in a mongolian tent, Mongolia
photographer: Martina Vanzo
A cup of yak milk tea in a mongolian tent, Mongolia
FVG013623 | RM
photographer: Vincenzo Mazza
Leucodermis Pine on a starry night in the Pollino National Park. Pinus leucodermis is widespread in the Balkan Peninsula and is present as a post-glacial relict in Southern Italy. The oldest Italian populations of this species are located at high elevation in the mountains of Pollino range. In 1993 the a National Park (the Pollino National Park, actually the biggest one in Italy) was founded to protect those beautiful and unique trees from anthropogenic activities.
photographer: Vincenzo Mazza
Leucodermis Pine on a starry night in the Pollino National Park. Pinus leucodermis is widespread in the Balkan Peninsula and is present as a post-glacial relict in Southern Italy. The oldest Italian populations of this species are located at high elevation in the mountains of Pollino range. In 1993 the a National Park (the Pollino National Park, actually the biggest one in Italy) was founded to protect those beautiful and unique trees from anthropogenic activities.
FVG013622 | RM
photographer: Vincenzo Mazza
Leucodermis Pine on a starry night in the Pollino National Park. Pinus leucodermis is widespread in the Balkan Peninsula and is present as a post-glacial relict in Southern Italy. The oldest Italian populations of this species are located at high elevation in the mountains of Pollino range. In 1993 the a National Park (the Pollino National Park, actually the biggest one in Italy) was founded to protect those beautiful and unique trees from anthropogenic activities.
photographer: Vincenzo Mazza
Leucodermis Pine on a starry night in the Pollino National Park. Pinus leucodermis is widespread in the Balkan Peninsula and is present as a post-glacial relict in Southern Italy. The oldest Italian populations of this species are located at high elevation in the mountains of Pollino range. In 1993 the a National Park (the Pollino National Park, actually the biggest one in Italy) was founded to protect those beautiful and unique trees from anthropogenic activities.
FVG013621 | RM
photographer: Vincenzo Mazza
Leucodermis Pine on a starry night in the Pollino National Park. Pinus leucodermis is widespread in the Balkan Peninsula and is present as a post-glacial relict in Southern Italy. The oldest Italian populations of this species are located at high elevation in the mountains of Pollino range. In 1993 the a National Park (the Pollino National Park, actually the biggest one in Italy) was founded to protect those beautiful and unique trees from anthropogenic activities.
photographer: Vincenzo Mazza
Leucodermis Pine on a starry night in the Pollino National Park. Pinus leucodermis is widespread in the Balkan Peninsula and is present as a post-glacial relict in Southern Italy. The oldest Italian populations of this species are located at high elevation in the mountains of Pollino range. In 1993 the a National Park (the Pollino National Park, actually the biggest one in Italy) was founded to protect those beautiful and unique trees from anthropogenic activities.
FVG013620 | RM
photographer: Vincenzo Mazza
Leucodermis Pines on a starry night in the Pollino National Park. Pinus leucodermis is widespread in the Balkan Peninsula and is present as a post-glacial relict in Southern Italy. The oldest Italian populations of this species are located at high elevation in the mountains of Pollino range. In 1993 the a National Park (the Pollino National Park, actually the biggest one in Italy) was founded to protect those beautiful and unique trees from anthropogenic activities.
photographer: Vincenzo Mazza
Leucodermis Pines on a starry night in the Pollino National Park. Pinus leucodermis is widespread in the Balkan Peninsula and is present as a post-glacial relict in Southern Italy. The oldest Italian populations of this species are located at high elevation in the mountains of Pollino range. In 1993 the a National Park (the Pollino National Park, actually the biggest one in Italy) was founded to protect those beautiful and unique trees from anthropogenic activities.
FVG013619 | RM
photographer: Vincenzo Mazza
Leucodermis Pines on a starry night in the Pollino National Park. Pinus leucodermis is widespread in the Balkan Peninsula and is present as a post-glacial relict in Southern Italy. The oldest Italian populations of this species are located at high elevation in the mountains of Pollino range. In 1993 the a National Park (the Pollino National Park, actually the biggest one in Italy) was founded to protect those beautiful and unique trees from anthropogenic activities.
photographer: Vincenzo Mazza
Leucodermis Pines on a starry night in the Pollino National Park. Pinus leucodermis is widespread in the Balkan Peninsula and is present as a post-glacial relict in Southern Italy. The oldest Italian populations of this species are located at high elevation in the mountains of Pollino range. In 1993 the a National Park (the Pollino National Park, actually the biggest one in Italy) was founded to protect those beautiful and unique trees from anthropogenic activities.
FVG013618 | RM
photographer: Vincenzo Mazza
Leucodermis Pines on a starry night in the Pollino National Park. Pinus leucodermis is widespread in the Balkan Peninsula and is present as a post-glacial relict in Southern Italy. The oldest Italian populations of this species are located at high elevation in the mountains of Pollino range. In 1993 the a National Park (the Pollino National Park, actually the biggest one in Italy) was founded to protect those beautiful and unique trees from anthropogenic activities.
photographer: Vincenzo Mazza
Leucodermis Pines on a starry night in the Pollino National Park. Pinus leucodermis is widespread in the Balkan Peninsula and is present as a post-glacial relict in Southern Italy. The oldest Italian populations of this species are located at high elevation in the mountains of Pollino range. In 1993 the a National Park (the Pollino National Park, actually the biggest one in Italy) was founded to protect those beautiful and unique trees from anthropogenic activities.
FVG013617 | RM
photographer: Vincenzo Mazza
Leucodermis Pines on a starry night in the Pollino National Park. Pinus leucodermis is widespread in the Balkan Peninsula and is present as a post-glacial relict in Southern Italy. The oldest Italian populations of this species are located at high elevation in the mountains of Pollino range. In 1993 the a National Park (the Pollino National Park, actually the biggest one in Italy) was founded to protect those beautiful and unique trees from anthropogenic activities.
photographer: Vincenzo Mazza
Leucodermis Pines on a starry night in the Pollino National Park. Pinus leucodermis is widespread in the Balkan Peninsula and is present as a post-glacial relict in Southern Italy. The oldest Italian populations of this species are located at high elevation in the mountains of Pollino range. In 1993 the a National Park (the Pollino National Park, actually the biggest one in Italy) was founded to protect those beautiful and unique trees from anthropogenic activities.
FVG013616 | RM
photographer: Vincenzo Mazza
Leucodermis Pines on a starry night in the Pollino National Park. Pinus leucodermis is widespread in the Balkan Peninsula and is present as a post-glacial relict in Southern Italy. The oldest Italian populations of this species are located at high elevation in the mountains of Pollino range. In 1993 the a National Park (the Pollino National Park, actually the biggest one in Italy) was founded to protect those beautiful and unique trees from anthropogenic activities.
photographer: Vincenzo Mazza
Leucodermis Pines on a starry night in the Pollino National Park. Pinus leucodermis is widespread in the Balkan Peninsula and is present as a post-glacial relict in Southern Italy. The oldest Italian populations of this species are located at high elevation in the mountains of Pollino range. In 1993 the a National Park (the Pollino National Park, actually the biggest one in Italy) was founded to protect those beautiful and unique trees from anthropogenic activities.
FVG013615 | RM
photographer: Vincenzo Mazza
Leucodermis Pines on a starry night in the Pollino National Park. Pinus leucodermis is widespread in the Balkan Peninsula and is present as a post-glacial relict in Southern Italy. The oldest Italian populations of this species are located at high elevation in the mountains of Pollino range. In 1993 the a National Park (the Pollino National Park, actually the biggest one in Italy) was founded to protect those beautiful and unique trees from anthropogenic activities.
photographer: Vincenzo Mazza
Leucodermis Pines on a starry night in the Pollino National Park. Pinus leucodermis is widespread in the Balkan Peninsula and is present as a post-glacial relict in Southern Italy. The oldest Italian populations of this species are located at high elevation in the mountains of Pollino range. In 1993 the a National Park (the Pollino National Park, actually the biggest one in Italy) was founded to protect those beautiful and unique trees from anthropogenic activities.
FVG000555 | RM
photographer: Fortunato Gatto
A detail of the basaltic rocks greatly present by Dettifoss.
photographer: Fortunato Gatto
A detail of the basaltic rocks greatly present by Dettifoss.
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