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Selva di Tarnova
La foresta a colori - Escursioni, Natura e Storia sul Trnovski Gozd
Selva di Tarnova
The forest in colours - Hikes, Nature and History on the Trnovski Gozd
Title: Selva di Tarnova la foresta a colori
Authors: Ettore Tomasi - Giovanni Stegù (with an essay by Roberto
Todero)
Series: Andar de Bora (by Alessandro Ambrosi)
ISBN 978-88-88281-09-4
232 pages - € 24,50
Issue: December 2009
Section: Karst / Guides
The Book
More than 40 trails through the wonderful landscapes of the Trnovski Gozd,
an area of unspoilt Slovenian nature. The Isonzo and Vipacco Valleys and
the Selva di Tarnova with the historic paths, the wine roads in the Vipavska
and Braniška Dolina as well as Planina, the piedmont paths and the
tracks through the Tarnova Plateau. Routes, nature and history in the
big forest set like a jewel among Gorizia, Ajdovšcina and Idrija
in a new guide, with dozens of maps and hundreds of colour photographs.
Kobarid - Caporetto, Sveta Gora - Monte Santo, Škabrijel - Monte
San Gabriele, the Panovec Forest, Sveti Danijel - Monte San Daniele, Mount
Kucelj, Kamnje, Lokavec, Fužine, Kuk, the Čaven, the Poldanovec,
the Merzovec, Mala Lazna, the Golaki, Kotlovksi vrh, the Hudournik, the
partisan printery, the Črni vrh, the Javornik in an unprecedented
guide with precious maps and pictures.
With an essay by Roberto Todero on the Selva di Tarnova in the two World
Wars and a final chapter on the big Alpine Crossings in Slovenia.
The Authors
Ettore Tomasi is a mountaineer, naturalist and publishing consultant.
Since 1958 he's been hiking, climbing mountains and dedicating himself
to naturalistic research. He has published a number of articles, hiking
guides and scientific works. Walking all over Europe he has developed
a deep knowledge of different mountain chains and environments. He's collaborating
with the Università degli Studi di Trieste as well as the Museo
di Storia Naturale di Trieste, and researching into cecidology in the
region of Friuli Venezia Giulia, particularly in his Parco Naturale delle
Prealpi Giulie. Mount Nanos catched his attention in 1966: since then
he keeps exploring the mountain in order to practice and to do botanical
and historical research.
Giovanni Stegù, born in 1944, is a keen sportsman (athletics and
volleyball) in his young years before shifting to sailing. On few occasions
he experiences hiking during rare summer holidays in the mountains. The
big change takes palce ten years ago, when he joins C.A.I. (Club Alpino
Italiano) to attend the course called "Rose d'Inverno"
(Winter Roses) organized by the Associazione XXX Ottobre in Trieste. Ettore
Tomasi happens to be his instructor and they soon become friends discovering
to have a passion in common: the mountains.
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