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Article: The Dolomites took my breath away.
- Article from:
- The Mail on Sunday (London, England)
- Article date:
- July 11, 2004
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Byline: SUE MACGREGOR
Sue MacGregor huffs and puffs her way across the mountains in one of Europe's last great hiking paradises
BY THE time I stepped through the doorway of the high and remote Rifugio Bolzano I could not have walked another step. They call it a refuge and it is well named. We had been clambering upwards for hours and the warmth of the valley below had turned into an icy wind - we were, after all, around 8,000ft up - and I was desperate for some hot soup and a glass of very cold beer.
In the lee of the big stone building a clump of pretty Alpine cows lolled nonchalantly in the thin sunshine. All the way up there had been ...
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