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\nMonte Amiata (1732 m) is a beautiful volcanic cone located in Tuscany, which divided Valdorcia\u00a0from Maremma.
\nThe marvellous area is well worth a visit, and fans of bouldering can find additional attractions!
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\nIn this short article, Beniamino Chiesi, \u00a0a strong climber who moved from Florence to Santa Fiora on the slopes of Monte Amiata, and then real "local", presents us this\u00a0bouldering area, which is \u00a0very interesting with a good selection of blocks scattered in a forest of chestnut trees .\u00a0
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\nThe video is shot to the "Case Marchi\u201d, an area discovered and enhanced by Beniamino with the help of several friends.
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\n\u201c"Few are the places that I’ve seen and I liked so much \u00a0to think I could live there: if those places are also full of boulders \u00a0to clean and \u00a0walls to bolt , then the Monte Amiata is the place to move and try to create something new.
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\nIn Mount Amiata I rediscovered the pleasure of climbing, through research and discovery of new areas. Clean, test, free blocks and bolt new routes is a routine that you can not do without, once you get inside there.
\nOn the Amiata you can climb all year, just choose, depending on the season, and altitude exposure ( range from 700 to 1700 m), plus you can also quickly climb even if \u00a0it has rained for days, as most of the blocks dry in record time.
\nEven before I moved, other climbers from Florence and Siena discovered and cleaned\u00a0some areas such as the "Chiesina" or "Colle Vergari," where even Michael Caminati did the FA or \u00a0repeated a few problems, but only by living here you realize the potential that offer these woods full of beautiful blocks, easy or really hard projects. In the future, I’m sure that will come out of a really interesting area.\u00a0
\nThe photos and video of the blocks refer to the "Case Marchi" where by now\u00a0have been cleaned only 20 blocks.
\n"Case Marchi", which is potentially perhaps the largest area so far discovered, is just under 1000 meters altitude, the boulders \u00a0are immersed in a spectacular forest of chestnut trees, that, being private, must be respected and kept clean! You can climb all year round except in July and August (too hot) and October (collecting chestnuts).
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\nFor more information about this and other areas you can contact us at: clubdellolmo@yahoo.it or go to Santa Fiora, at my inn located in the center of the village We are open every day from Tuesday to Sunday from 18:00 to 24:00, if you find my girlfriend just means that I went to climb, but have faith that sooner or later come back …
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