6/7 February 2025 The area of Asti is marked by an extraordinary concentration of history. Well-preserved medieval family towers rise between Baroque churches and elegant palaces, bearing witness to a time when Asti was one of the most important commercial centers of northern Italy. Yet the city never feels loud or ostentatious. Its beauty reveals […]
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23 km · 1,131 m elevation gain · 8–9 hours18 July 2017 We set out very early in the morning, long before the parking lot in Palenica Białczańska filled with cars and voices. The length and seriousness of the route demanded this quiet beginning. We, my wife Hania and our sons Simon and Victor, and
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29 May 2023 After finishing the Fossil Discovery Trail, I felt as if I had walked not only through a landscape, but through time itself. The trail is 2.9 kilometers long and runs one way, cutting through a sequence of tilted rock layers that quietly expose their age and origin. These rocks hold stories from
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The morning light spread gently across the desert as I drove toward Devils Garden, the farthest reach of Arches National Park. The 18-mile stretch from the visitor center unfolded like a journey through time — layers of ochre, rust, and pale gold rising in sculpted walls on both sides of the road. In the distance,
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October 20th, 2025 The morning sun greeted me with a deep blue sky, clear and wide over the Utah desert. The air was cool, still touched by the chill of the night, but already promising warmth for the day ahead. I made myself breakfast and coffee, the smell of it rising in the quiet air,
October 16th, 2025 I drove to Walmart in Page and parked my car there. The morning air was still cool, the sky already glowing in that deep, brilliant blue that only the desert knows. I packed my backpack with my camera and a simple lunch, then set off toward the Colorado River. The path led
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September 28–29, 2025 The last two days of September greeted me in Grand Teton National Park with a crisp autumn chill and skies that promised clear, golden light. I left my dispersed campsite in the early dawn and followed the quiet road toward Signal Mountain Lodge. When I reached the turnout at Oxbow Bend, I
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On this crisp September day in 2025, I set out to walk along Bozeman’s Main Street, a thoroughfare that carries with it the weight of history and the pulse of the present. The air was sharp with autumn, and the town was alive with a mixture of locals going about their day and visitors pausing
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Today, the 16th of September 2025, I set out from Sun Point at St. Mary Lake, to Virginia Falls in Glacier National Park. After a full day of rain yesterday, the air still carried a trace of dampness, and the morning began beneath a ceiling of clouds. Yet, as the hours passed, the light shifted
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13 September 2025 The morning air in Waterton carried the crispness of early autumn as I set off along the Rowe Creek Trail toward the lakes. The path rose steeply at once, climbing through the blackened trunks of a burnt forest. Charred stems stood like solemn reminders of fire, but between them tender green shoots
