Rezzago's mushroom

in the Quaternary Era the whole Como lake (Lario) was covered by a huge glacier descending from Valle Spluga, Val Chiavenna and Valtellina. It the lower (South) part the glacier had two branches that gave origin to the Como Lake and Lecco lake The central ridge dividing the two parts is known as Triangolo Lariano and its slopes host here and there some erratics (big bulks) Here the result of the erosion round one of them ... This is named "Fungo di Rezzago" and on the map you can see its correct position I think that nobody has till now climbed it, could be a 5.12 monopitch route for some cannonball :)