The publication of my sunrise panorama from Cima Bocche gave me also the occasion to discover that my previous panorama from the same summit has mysteriously disappeared from the site.
I do not know whether CIA and FBI are willing to help me in the solution of such a puzzling affair: i suspect somehow that the answer will be negative. I need also to make further research in order to establish if this is an isolated mishap, or if some other cases have to be recorded. Were I to discover that this a common practice, I would need to introduce, in my already cumbersome bookkeeping mechanism, a further category, namely, that of Alpen-Desaparecido. This would be truly pitiful for me.
Meanwhile, I honour the memory of the up-to-now-unique Desaparecido (the day being also an adequate one) with an old photo, taken in the same occasion, and showing the Catinaccio in winterly layout.
Should this one become a Desaparecido as well, I would conclude that there is truly some evil spirit on Cima Bocche. In itself this is no exciting summit but, equipped with such a spirit, then it would indeed become an interesting one!
B. B., Michael B., Hans-Jörg Bäuerle, Harry Dobrzanski, Johannes Ha, Manfred Hainz, Giuseppe Marzulli, Wolfgang Pessentheiner, Patrick Runggaldier, Christoph Seger, Kathrin Teubl, Jens Vischer
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@ Jens (thinking about football?)
catinaccio vs. catenaccio ;-)
Bella panoramica del catinaccio.
cari saluti Patrick
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