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Mt Bisalta, alta due volte. A few stories. — unurgent argilla - wild clay If you are ever in the south of Piedmont it’s quite likely that you’ll see Mt Bisalta in the landscape, with her iconic shape and two peaks (her name means twice tall, bis-alta). Mt Bisalta (or Besi...

I put together a few stories and pictures of this mountain, who is very dear to me and many others. They involve menhirs from the Neolithic, a few demons and hills of clays.

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Still learning this app, but starting things off with these photos from a wild clay walk with the cats at the beginning of the year. This is a wall of kaolin on Mt Bisalta, previously used as “calce” in local buildings (but there’s no calcium carbonate in it).