Paradise Found

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Paradise found

In Italy

Worth a kings ransome

The Kings hunting ground

Gifted to the people in 1922

Italy’s oldest national park

Nestled at the end of the Conge Valley

Paradise found

Gran Paridiso

In Milton’s epic poem Paradise Lost he regrets the loss of innocence and in some ways the loss of beauty to sin and greed.

Gran Paridiso is the opposite to that natural beauty returned to the people.

Published by a piecemeal adventurer

A lover of travel, nature, and the environment. A sailor and a motorcyclist

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6 thoughts on “Paradise Found”

  1. lulu – Houston, TX & Rockport, ME – I am a fiber artist with special emphasis on weaving, but I love working with threads and cloth in a variety of mediums. New ideas, new ways of connecting threads are the spice of life.
    lulu says:

    Anywhere I go in Italy, I can find paradise.

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  2. Hi Mick
    Just catching up on your blog.
    This looks absolutely lovely.
    I’m curious as to where you stayed in the National Park as we’ll be traveling through there in June of next year. Did you camp or take a room/cabin?
    Thanks mate.
    Larry Blackmore

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    1. There are 2 camp grounds in the park Larry. I camped don’t know if there are cabins but there are a couple of hotels and pensionnes

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      2. At the moment Larry I’m on the ferry to Ireland frown Cherborg. Another month till I fly home

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