Vulci, the Devil's Bridge and the Canyon
A 900 years old castle, a Roman bridge and a swim in an incredible canyon. A little lovely and unexpected adventure with a couple of friends
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The castle of Vulci is incredibly old: 900 years!
The fact that it arrived to us in almost perfect condition is really a miracle.
Around the castle there is some water and this is some kind of weird because... -
...Because the castle is on top of a canyon!
The castle was built in the middle-age to defend the "Devil's Bridge": a 70 metres high bridge made by the Romans. -
Vulci castle from the Devil's Bridge.
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In the castle entrance is full of nests.
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In the castle there is a very nice and well organised little museum.
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Items are shown in their context.
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We want to reach the bottom of the canyon, but from the Devil's Bridge side it looks to dangerous.
Conillo: Oh, come on, you can do it! -
We go back to the modern bridge and...
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...and here we are!
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Under the Devil's Bridge: behind Alessio is the almost impossible descent we tried at first.
Conillo: Don't you see? It's so easy! -
Canyon of Vulci
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Conillo: As usual it is up to me to carry the backpack!
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Conillo: What a nice photo!
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Getting closer to one of the most fascinating spots of this canyon.
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Amazing, isn't it?
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Water dropping from limestone formations.
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So beautiful!
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A natural bridge!
Conillo: I love adventure! -
The bottom is basaltic rock, the walls are tuff rock, then the water creates limestone concretions: a geologic orgy!
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The water is very clean and very warm.
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The canyon widen: we are arriving at...
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...At the little Pellicone lake!
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Down-climbing and jumping in the water, then you can swim to...
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...to a nice beach at the end of the lake.
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Conillo rises his ears in the wind.
Conillo: Oh yes! -
Cristina flirting with Conillo. Fortunately Alessio is not jealous, so the two don't have to fight in a duel.
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Going back we have to climb up to avoid the waterfall.
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Going back into the canyon
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Along the way back
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Conillo: Waiting in ambush!
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On the way back
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Panorama
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Vulci from the bottom
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We have still some time, so I take my friends to visit this amazing hermitage.
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Hermitage of Poggio Conte
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It is a holy place, so let's pretend they are flowers!! ;-)
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The castle of Vulci is incredibly old: 900 years!
The fact that it arrived to us in almost perfect condition is really a miracle.
Around the castle there is some water and this is some kind of weird because...
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...Because the castle is on top of a canyon!
The castle was built in the middle-age to defend the "Devil's Bridge": a 70 metres high bridge made by the Romans.
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Vulci castle from the Devil's Bridge.
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In the castle entrance is full of nests.
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In the castle there is a very nice and well organised little museum.
- - Cover |
Items are shown in their context.
- - Cover |
We want to reach the bottom of the canyon, but from the Devil's Bridge side it looks to dangerous.
Conillo: Oh, come on, you can do it!
- - Cover |
We go back to the modern bridge and...
- - Cover |
...and here we are!
- - Cover |
Under the Devil's Bridge: behind Alessio is the almost impossible descent we tried at first.
Conillo: Don't you see? It's so easy!
- - Cover |
Canyon of Vulci
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Conillo: As usual it is up to me to carry the backpack!
- - Cover |
Conillo: What a nice photo!
- - Cover |
Getting closer to one of the most fascinating spots of this canyon.
- - Cover |
Amazing, isn't it?
- - Cover |
Water dropping from limestone formations.
- - Cover |
So beautiful!
- - Cover |
A natural bridge!
Conillo: I love adventure!
- - Cover |
The bottom is basaltic rock, the walls are tuff rock, then the water creates limestone concretions: a geologic orgy!
- - Cover |
The water is very clean and very warm.
- - Cover |
The canyon widen: we are arriving at...
- - Cover |
...At the little Pellicone lake!
- - Cover |
Down-climbing and jumping in the water, then you can swim to...
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...to a nice beach at the end of the lake.
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