Stasera una panoramica di 4 foto dal ciglio del fosso a Bozzano , scattata ieri pomeriggio che fa vedere le alpi Apuane coperte dalla neve ( la sera precedente completamente assente ) . In primo piano le cannelle del ciglio della parte opposta del fosso , dietro le colline di Massarosa dove si intravede la Chiesa Romanica di Montigiano e dietro di esse una parte delle Alpi Apuane con le cime innevate .Dopo sabato il tempo ha fatto un brusco passo indietro , il sole sembra sparito e imperversa il vento gelido di tramontana . Tonight's a panoramic photo of 4 from the edge of the ditch in Bozzano, taken yesterday afternoon that shows the snow-capped Apuan Alps (the night before completely absent). In the foreground of the taps the side of the opposite side of the ditch behind the hills of Massarosa where we can see the Romanesque Church of Montigiano and behind them a part of the Apuan Alps with their snowy peaks. After Saturday the weather took a sudden step back The sun disappeared and it seems the chill wind of the north wind rages. Al centro , tra le cannelle si intravvede anche la Chiesa romanica di San Pantaleone a Pieve a Elici . Da una delle due non si vede l’altra . In the middle, between the spouts, you can see through even the Romanesque church of San Pantaleone in Pieve a Elici. From one of the two do not see each other. Dimensione della foto 11 751 x 2924 Px ( cm 99.49 x 24.76 ) file jpg 98.30mb . Photo size 11 751 x 2924 Px (99.49 x 24.76 cm) jpg file 98.30mb. From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia The Alpi Apuane are a mountain range in northern Tuscany, Italy, not part of the Apennine Mountains. They are included between the valleys of the Serchio and Magra rivers, and, to north-west, the Garfagnana and Lunigiana. The name derives from that of the Apuani Ligures tribe who lived here in ancient times. Geology and geography The chain formed in the middle Triassic period, somewhat earlier than the rest of the Apennines, and on a rather different geological structure, formed by a sea landscape. Karst topography is widespread, as well as the marble rocks (including the world famous Carrara marble) for which the area is renowned. The highest peak is the Monte Pisanino (1,946 m). http://it.wikipedia.org/wiki/Alpi_Apuane Good night and good week Thanks for the comments and the favourites of previous image