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Paragliding in Norma
....it shows up how most of the italian villages look like. Mountains ridge (to protect themselves in the long and dark middle age). A main castle, also because Pirats from the sea liked to make escursion deep in the shore to go shopping for nice girls food and other goods. And of course churches with the massive bell tower. The bell was used to advise the people involved in the field works that a treat (armed men) was appearing at the horizont. Most of the incursion was made by the near by villages or city, and there was a never ending conflict for stolen animals, raped females, or any other offense they can exchange. It was the hard competition for the survival. by Vidimart
Full version, and other HDV videos on: marcin.glidingcontest.org
....it shows up how most of the italian villages look like. Mountains ridge (to protect themselves in the long and dark middle age). A main castle, also because Pirats from the sea liked to make escursion deep in the shore to go shopping for nice girls food and other goods. And of course churches with the massive bell tower. The bell was used to advise the people involved in the field works that a treat (armed men) was appearing at the horizont. Most of the incursion was made by the near by villages or city, and there was a never ending conflict for stolen animals, raped females, or any other offense they can exchange. It was the hard competition for the survival. by Vidimart
Full version, and other HDV videos on: marcin.glidingcontest.org
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I must do that before I die
"warning-sound" means ascending ;-)
Did you overfly also Sermoneta and the Giardino di Ninfa?
Daniele from Rome
Beautiful music , wonderful video! Brilliant! Awesome!
Going to fly there one day...Thanks Marcin!