I spent the first week-end of June in Northern Italy, in Friuli, in Paluzza. We helped the locals organise a round of the Coppa Italia plus a district Sprint Champs. Initially, I was happy to go, escaping competition organising at home (which wouldn't have happened anyway due to the adverse weather conditions), but it was much-much better, than expected. Everything seemed perfect, we could enjoy the present! What an experience!

Since I didn't find the time to post a report, when the memories were fresh, I will only add the pictures from Paluzza and 10 really short thoughts. The pictures tell it all anyway :)

Pictures from different authors: http://picasaweb.google.hu/aronless/Paluzza2010

Greatest hits:

1. coolness of the terrains: Timau and Paluzza - two wonderful forests

2. friendlyness of the locals - Paolo di Bert, Andrea Di Centa, Paolo Sbrizzi

3. Zoncolán - the legend of the Giro always had an eye on us

4. Giro remnants - the Giro went through Paluzza 12 days before us, everything was pink

5. pasta - ate it twice a day, but was hungry for more @ home

6. Paluzza - picture postcard village, coming out of your imagination

7. Di Centa - meeting two local Olympic Champions - Manuela & Giorgio Di Centa - in 24 hours

8. Alpe Carnico - we had some great views throughout

9. Sunday's course - Janó truely outclassed himself on a fine-fine course

10. WW1 remnants - hundreds of ruins and caves in the neighbouring forests

I'm very strongly hoping to come back one day. As I told Janó, Paluzza is a place, where I can see myself living my whole life.

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