Rafting River Nera, Terni.mp4
Soft Rafting on the River Nera, in the Valnerina, near Terni, Umbria Italy. Starting from the small village of Ferentillo, down to the Falls of Marmore, more than 7 km of soft rafting, easy and comfortable like a promenade on the boot driven by the water. Gorgeous nature and an extraordinay explosion of green.
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Rafting ad Activo Park
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Luca Castellani Fly Fishing Guide in Tuscany & Umbria
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Brividi sul fiume Nera, il rafting con la GoPro
Cascata delle Marmore (Terni), (askanews) - Rafting sulle Cascate delle Marmore. Immagini girate durante una discesa sul fiume Nera, tra le rapide, grazie a una GoPro istallata sul caschetto di una nostra giornalista.
Sport, natura e un pizzico di adrenalina: un mix perfetto per chi vuole trascorrere una giornata divertente e da brivido. È la proposta del Centro Rafting Marmore, in Umbria, a un'ora di auto da Roma.
Per provare questa avventura basta saper nuotare bene, essere in buone condizioni di salute, avere un'età tra i 18 e i 55 anni e un peso inferiore ai 100 kg.
Rafting Soft in Valnerina - GoPro HERO 4
Percorso particolarmente affascinante, facile, adatto a tutti anche ai bambini e a chi non sa nuotare. Si scende lungo il corso del fiume Nera, immersi nella natura selvaggia di uno dei corsi d'acqua più belli dell'Italia centrale percorrendo un tratto di fiume dal quale ammirare caratteristici borghi medievali. Una delle tanta attività da svolgere in Umbria.
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Rafting fiume Nera, cascata delle Marmore
Rafting fiume Nera, cascata delle Marmore. 12/01/2013
Fiume Corno
Discesa di settembre sul fiume Corno...
Il Nera - Promo
Antonio Napolitano e Remo Blasi si recano in Umbria sul fiume Nera in compagnia di un profondo conoscitore di queste acque Claudio Carrara.
Spot molto popolare e frequentato dai moschisti del centro Italia e non solo, può regalare grandi giornate di pesca a mosca anche a fine stagione in prossimità della chiusura alla trota.
Acque libere, ambienti selvaggi e trote selettive regalano una piacevole esperienza di pesca.
Info e Repliche: cacciaepesca.tv/pesca
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Mercoledi - Wednesday. We started off from Manciano, heading to Montepulciano, another village on a hilltop, but this one was less touristy and more artisan. we enjoyed lunch here in Degli Archi. ..... Pienza was next, and then Montalcino with a fortress that that we could walk into. it had no roof, and the stone walls baked the interior. Next stop, Castle Banfi, a large winery property that was beautiful. another wine tasting. we are learning a bit as we sip. .....
Back to Manciano for a Pizza Party with all the guests - the Pizziaola (I have no idea how that is spelled, but it means Pizza craftsperson) and his wife spoke no English, but food needs no translator. Many of the other guests come from the Atlanta area, and one couple lives in Austin, so we were in good company. I have never eaten so much pizza.
Thursday: our last full day in Tuscany .... These villages are built on volcanic tufo. early inhabitants scraped caves out of the tufo, many of which are still in use for a variety of purposes, but none appear to be lived in. From what I could gather, the Etruscans were here early - we did not visit any sites, but they are available and should we come back, that would be an interesting facet of history to study ..... Sorano was our first stop, and we began with a pleasant lunch outdoors. The town was quiet and that added to our comfort. We walked easily a few blocks of wending tiny streets that went up and up to a clock tower that had a grand panoramic view of the village's terra cotta rooftops, caves and cliffs and the river far below. Over time, some of the edges of the city have cracked and homes have been sloughed off - occasionally you see a doorway, window, stone wall and sky. ..... onward to tiny Sovana. Gabriele took us to the far end of town - one wonders how he gets the van through the ancient gates and down the tiny streets, but he is very familiar with the particulars, and nothing less than an experienced professional. ..... The old cathedral at the tip end of Sovana was our starting point. The stone walls were over a yard thick and the interior was pleasantly cool. The church was refreshingly plain and the sound system played a sound track of monks softly chanting. no one was there to ask, no one was looking, and there was nothing to indicate that it was off limits, so I descended stone stairs under the altar and found the relic bones of some soul who must have been important, and another font and altar, very plain. ..... From Sovana, we went down country roads and finally dirt roads through almost 100 hectares of grape vines up to a beautiful wine production facility, Fattorio Aldobrandesco, where wines have been made for hundreds of years. we had a private tour and tasting - and truly wish it was feasible to carry a case back with us. ..... On to Pitigliano. The heat of the day passed as the sun began to wane and we could stroll for about 3 hours before dinner. Pitigliano was the largest town of the day and there was no way to see it all. We walked the commercial district of the town center and Doug was able to get a fine haircut in a tiny one-man Barbieri next to the town square. The old barber and Doug communicated with gestures, nodding and pointing, and the result was exceptional. It is a treat to have the attention of a craftsman. A band was tuning up in the town square and it was fun to just sit and observe the musicians and the other watchers who seemed to be locals. ..... Dinner was timed with sunset. Il Grottino is a small eatery - six tables outside and two inside. Our party grew by four to include people there from the Atlanta area, and their guide driver Silvia, so tables were pulled together into an L shape and we talked eagerly about our experiences in Italy. The waiter was older and a true Italian like you think - cheerful, gregarious, animated and prone to the occasional spontaneous outbreak of song in a rich romantic voice. As the evening evolved, we could see that the owners were the waiter and his wife, he the chef as well and she cleaned the tiny kitchen, and their young grandson delivered the orders to the table. They worked like a graceful machine. The restaurant is near the edge of a cliff and offers the finest view of Pitigliano at night, which is lit from below - dramatic and breathtakingly beautiful. Here you stand, perhaps with a glass of local wine and your heart fills with awe and gratitude. We all talk about a return to Tuscany, a sign of a good trip. .... Friday was a travel day: Gabriele drove into Rome first to drop Mat, Arlene, Marie and Corinne off at their hotel where we parted ways with hugs and wishes for their continued adventure discovering the Eternal City. Gabriele took us out to our hotel by Fiumicino airport. He took our picture by the van to remember us by and waved as he left to go meet his next group at Fiumicino Arrivals and take them back to Manciano.
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