Alpi Cozie, in the footsteps of History.

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The four sisters.

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In search of our roots :"Historical Pictures".

Dangerous encounters in the Western Alps.

Alpi Cozie, in the footsteps of History.

Alpi Cozie, in the footsteps of History.

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Created/Edited: Apr 6, 2011 / Apr 29, 2011

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Large panorama images.

ALPI COZIE, by the name of the Celtic King Cozio, who ruled the Alps to the current village of Fenestrelle (Finis terrae Cotio). Called by the French : Hautes Alpes, are considered by untold times :" The door of Italy". The Hills of Mont Cenis and Montgenèvre were crossed over the centuries by the greatest leaders in the story :" Brenno (400 B.C.), Hannibal (218 B.C.), Julius Caesar (58 B.C.), Charlemagne (773 A.D.), Napoleon (1796). Walking on theese mountains mean to recall the history of twenty centuries of mankind.

Aerial photos of most important hills of Alpi Cozie.

Hills: Montgenèvre, Mont Cenis, Clapier, for centuries they have crossed by men driven by a thirst for conquest.

Monuments, historic sites, museums of Susa and Chisone Valleys.

The prison of the man in the Iron Mask .

Sculpture in the Alps: The mouht of Life .

Gallery of the time.

Year 1927. Traditional fancy dress of Cesana Torinese.

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Stone and Steel.

Mount Chenaillet.

Four Sisters peak.

Year 1927. Traditional fancy dress of Cesana Torinese.

The Black Lacke and the legend of the: "Submerged Tank!".

The Gran Serin.

The " Assietta ".

The prison of the man in the " Iron Mask ".

High in the Sky, closer to God.

Alpi Cozie, in the footsteps of History.

The Abbey of Saint Michael.

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borutbk

An interesting page...

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I think this is an interesting page. Let's see how it develops.
BTW, in English, isn't AD used for A.C. ?

Posted Apr 7, 2011 8:36 am


	chaberton	Re: An interesting page...
	Hasn't voted	Thank you very much Borutbk, i'm glad that you find the album interesting. And thank's for giving me the specified error, correct immediately! Have a nice day. Roberto.
		Posted Apr 7, 2011 9:39 am

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