Cows in the snow at Passo di Centocroci.
Last winter I had already been to Passo di Centocroci (which divides Liguria from Emilia Romagna) for a little trip in the snow.
Luckily there was still a lot of it, or at least enough to take many photos.
Like this one in which you can see some cows, outside the stable,
warming themselves under a pale winter sun.

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Photo taken with Canon EOS M100 and lens Canon EF-S 10-18.

The name of the Passo di Cento Croci is to be found among various popular stories, legends and beliefs. Among the ancient stories, the best known is the one that recalls a band of brigands that operated along the Apennine ridge and that would have killed, during its ferocious raids, more than one hundred wayfarers: hence the corresponding one hundred crosses placed as a warning and remained in the name of the pass.
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