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1 Lago di Novate Mezzola 198m
2 Sasso Manduino 2888m
3 C.del Cavre' 2499m
4 M.Spluga 2845m
5 M.Erbea 2432m
6 M.Brusada 2143m
7 M.Bassetta 1746m
8 P.zo Olano 2267m
9 M.Rosetta 2357m
10 M.Stavello 2416m
11 M.Rotondo 2496m
12 M.Pim Pum 2353m
13 P.zo Alto 2512m
14 C.ma di Moncale 2306m
15 M.Legnone 2609m
16 Mera
17 M.Legnoncino 1714m

Details

Aufnahmestandort: Dascio (200 m)      Fotografiert von: Marco Nipoti
Gebiet: Tessiner und Misoxer Alpen      Datum: 13.12.2010
Once upon a time, during Roman Empire Lake Como extended North some ten kilometres more than today, up to Samolaco (in latin Summus Lacus, that meant "The top of the lake".
Afterwards Lake Como lost ground up to Colico and Sorico and left behind Novate Mezzola (or simply Mezzola) lake, connected with Mera (Maira for the Swiss) river.
Mera/Maira sources are located on Piz Duan in Graubuenden.
At the opposites of this panorama there are two of my favourite mountains: Sasso Manduino and Monte Legnone.

Canon EOS 40D
EF 17-40 F/4 L
mm, 1/200s, F/10, ISO100, 13 JPEG images, 160°, direction E
13.12.2010 15:45

Kommentare

Hello Marco
What wonderful work of art of you.
Greeting
25.01.2011 17:47 , Thomas Büchel
wonderful warm colours!
25.01.2011 18:02 , Uta Philipp
I always like your panoramics since they transport the southern athmosphere to us in the north! Cheers Bruno.
25.01.2011 18:36 , Bruno Schlenker
Nice shot!
25.01.2011 18:49 , Volker Driesen
Die "Farbskala" sticht ins Auge!
Gruss Walter
25.01.2011 23:31 , Walter Schmidt
Hello Marco, 
this is a wonderful work and an interesting description. I also like these two mountains and am waiting till today for a real Legnone Panorama (including everything from Genova to the Ortles/r). Do you happen to know whether it's true that the local dialect name of the Manduino is "Sass Manduin"? And of the Legnone "Legn"? The hut on the western rigde is called "Ca d'Legn".
26.01.2011 10:26 , Matthias Knapp
very nice.
28.01.2011 21:35 , Danko Rihter
Thank you.
@Matthias: I don't the dialect name, but I think that Sass Manduin is correct.
Ca' de Legn means Wooden House. Legnone means "Big piece of wood". Actually the Ca' de Legn is made mainly of wood, but Legone isn't.
Dialect name of Legnone is Legnun :-)
There is a beautiful panorama on A-P of Giovanni Rovedatti did you see it?
28.01.2011 22:00 , Marco Nipoti
Thank you, Marco! 
04.02.2011 11:19 , Matthias Knapp
Concerning the name 'Legnone', some say that it may come from the old old name 'Lineone' (that comes from 'Lin', an ancient name for 'water'). Lienone is 'big lin', so 'big water', probably considering the fusion of the big snow accumulations of the north side. Cà de Legn in my opinion is a word joke to express both the meanings of "Legnone's house" and "Wooden House". Anyway, there are other 'Legn' on the Alps, for example "Rifugio Al Legn" under the Gridone, but I think that here the meaning is related to 'timber'
04.02.2011 11:54 , Stefano Caldera

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