1. Umberto binded with his carabineers to the iron cords that ran the major part of the mountain, Le Tofane. We climbed for close to three hours, going up from 2200meters to the summit 3100meters, and having to hurry since with the oncoming threat of thunder and lightning. Each of us had a v-shaped rope apparatus connected to the front of our harness which gave us two 3feet long ropes to clip into the mountain.
2. Austrian mountains seen from Col di Lana
3. Cristiano looking up at the crucifix with La Marmolada in the background, the Queen of the Dolomites.
4. Monument reminding the Italian conquest of the Austrian-Hungarian soldiers atop Col di Lana
5. Andrea Aversa, John Roderick, Giuliano Visconti, Matteo Corbelli, e Cristiano Ludovico davanti La Marmolada
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