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Monte Pelmo, seen from Vinigo, at sunset
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Monte Pelmo, seen from Vinigo, at sunset
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The church seen from "Localita' Sopra Fontana"
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The bell-tower of the church dedicated to Saint John
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The fields of "Localita' Pias" where Vinigo's famous cabbages grow
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The church seen from "Localita' Ruilan"
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Vinigo seen from "Localita' Ozes"
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Monte Rite, in the winter, at dawn
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Vinigo seen from the path that leads to "Greanes"
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Again from the path that leads to "Greanes", another view
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Another view of the fields in "Pias"
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Vinigo seen from "Colle". In the background the group of mountains Rocchette
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Rocchette and Pelmo seen from "Colle"
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A deer that eats Vinigo's cabbages in November
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Monte Antelao seen from "Localita' Ru"
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The church. Picture taken on the 4th of April 2003
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Via Savilla. Picture taken on the 4th of April 2003
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"Borgata Savilla" seen from "Colle"
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The church. Picture taken on the 4th of April 2003
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Via Pias and Via Savilla
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Monte Pelmo and Via alla Grotta
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Picture taken from Monte Rite: Monte Antelao and below Vinigo and Vodo di Cadore.
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Picture taken from Monte Rite: Monte Antelao (the second highest mountain in Dolomites after Marmolada). Below you see Peaio and Vinigo
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