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\nIntroduction<\/span><\/strong><\/summary>\n

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It is precisely when you are immersed in nature that you instinctively focus on fundamental issues.
\nWe have chosen some of the most evocative places in the area and accompanied them with texts, which are important and significant for us, which invite us to reflect on topics such as respect for human rights, peace, solidarity, coexistence between peoples. The authors we have chosen are all, in different capacities, spokespersons for these values.
\nRespect for nature and respect for man: this is the message we would like to accompany you on this itinerary... and beyond. Everyone... have a good ride!<\/span><\/p>\n<\/details>\n

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\nDescription of the route (km 31)<\/span><\/strong><\/summary>\n

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Our route begins at Villa Bornancini<\/strong>, we turn left and then left again onto Via Umberto Grandis\/SP78 we continue on SP28 and after 1.4 km and before the Reghena river we turn right following it, we continue for 2.8 km then we turn left onto Via A. De Gasperi\/SR251 and at the roundabout we take the first exit and continue on Via dell'Industria, at the roundabout we continue straight for another 600 meters then we turn right onto Via Prati Guori, at the roundabout we take the fourth exit to stay on Via Prati Guori, after 570 meters we turn right onto Via Campeio and after 70 meters left onto Via Amerigo Vespucci, we continue until the end of the street then we turn left onto Via Cristoforo Colombo, after 400 meters we turn left onto Viale Pordenone, take the first road on the right and immediately afterwards right again, after 80 meters we take the first road on the left and follow it up to the Lemene river, we turn right and follow it up to the bridge then we turn left onto Piazza Castello and take the first street on the right, follow it for 180 meters and turn onto the first street on the right entering the park, continue and turn right twice and we have arrived at the Parco della Pace<\/strong>.
\nWe go back to Via Cristoro Colombo and turn right into Via Solferino, we continue up to the Lemene river and turn left onto Via Palestro, after 300 meters we turn right onto Via S.Martino and after 60 meters we take the first street on the left, we follow it for 650 meters then we keep left until the crossroads and turn left onto Via Ponte di Covra, we continue for 650 meters then we turn left onto Via Bertaldo and after 700 meters right onto Via Gervino, we take the first road on the left which after 250 meters it will lead to the Villa Bombarda Park<\/strong>.
\nWe go back to Via Gervino and turn left, after 250 meters we turn right onto Via Crede, follow it for 600 meters then turn right onto Via Colombara, continue for 1 km. then turn left onto Via Fossalato\/SP73, continue on SP73 for 300 meters and take the second road on the left after the crossroads with Via Silvio Pellico, at the end of the road, the Church of Santa Cristina<\/strong> will be on our right.
\nWe go back and take Via Silvio Pellico, at the roundabout take the first exit onto Via Edmondo De Amicis, follow it to the end and turn left onto Via Portogruaro\/SP91, after 560 meters we turn left onto Via Udine\/SP93 and immediately right onto Via Teglio then right onto Strada Regionale 463, after 250 meters we turn left onto Via Trieste, follow it to the end and turn right onto Via Boldara which will take us after 50 meters to the Mulino di Boldara<\/strong>.
\nWe continue on Via Boldara for 1.8 km. then we turn right onto Via Sant'Angelo and after 50 meters right again onto Via S.Francesco, after 450 meters we keep right onto Via Bagnara and at the roundabout take the first exit onto SP76 , after 300 meters we turn left onto Via Ippolito Nievo, take the first road on the left after the crossroads with Via Pisana, continue for 800 meters and turn right onto Via Stalis and after 200 meters right again onto Via Venchiaredo which will take us after 150 meters to the Stalis Mills<\/strong>.
\nWe go back onto Via Stalis and after 430 meters we turn right onto Via Borgo di Sotto, after 600 meters we turn left onto Via S.Pietro and after 250 meters we keep right continuing on Via S.Pietro which will take us to theChiesetta of San Pietro<\/strong>.
\nWe continue on Via S.Pietro and after 100 meters we turn left onto Via Piave, we continue for 2 km and then we turn right onto Via Levada\/SP16, we continue for 1.2 km and at the roundabout we take the second exit onto Via Zanardini , after 270 meters we turn left onto Piazza Aquileia and continue on Via Julia Concordia for 700 meters then we keep right onto Localit\u00e0 Mure, continue for 1.6 km and continue for another 1.2 km on Via Umberto Grandis\/SP78 until at the crossroads of Via Roma in Cinto Caomaggiore, we turn right and we return to Villa Bornancini.<\/span><\/p>\n<\/details>\n

\nPeace Park - Portogruaro<\/span><\/strong><\/summary>\n

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\"\"<\/a>Located in the center of the city, the garden of the historic villa, formerly owned by Parco della Pace, property of Stucki and Marzotto, has been used as a public park in recent decades. On May 1st 2006, the day dedicated by the city of Portogruaro to Peace, the park was renamed with its current name. Inside you can admire some notable tree species, among which the old and majestic elm stands out, approximately 30 meters high, located in the eastern part of the garden, near the surrounding wall.<\/span><\/p>\n

Every human being has the right to existence, to physical integrity, to the indispensable and sufficient means for a dignified standard of living, especially with regard to food, clothing, housing, rest, medical care,<\/span><\/span> necessary social services;<\/span><\/span> and therefore has the right to security in the event of illness, disability, widowhood, old age, unemployment, and in any other case of loss of the means of subsistence due to circumstances beyond his control.<\/span><\/span>
\n(\u201cPacem in terris\u201d Pope John XXIII)<\/span><\/span><\/span><\/em><\/p>\n<\/details>\n

\nVilla Bombarda - Portovecchio<\/span><\/strong><\/summary>\n

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\"\"<\/a>Villa Bombarda is immersed in the greenery of a beautiful park crossed by the Lemene river; on its banks, the mills.
\nIt is a two-storey building, with an elegant gable in the central part, now without a sundial. The villa with its mill is already documented in 1661, as property of the Venetian nobles Giulio Giustinian and brothers; it was purchased around 1840 by the Bombarda family. It is now owned by the Furlanis family.<\/span><\/p>\n

The Plow (Victor Jara)<\/span><\/span> <\/span><\/em><\/p>\n

I squeeze my hand tightly
\nAnd I sink the plow into the earth
\nI've been working on it for years
\nHow not to be exhausted?
\nI squeeze my hand tightly
\nAnd I sink the plow into the earth
\nI've been working on it for years
\nHow not to be exhausted?
\nButterflies fly
\nthe crickets sing
\nMy skin turns black
\nAnd the sun shines and shines and shines
\nThe sweat makes me shiver
\nI make furrows in the earth
\nWithout stopping
\nButterflies fly
\nthe crickets sing
\nMy skin turns black
\nAnd the sun shines and shines and shines
\nThe sweat makes me shiver
\nI make furrows in the earth
\nWithout stopping
\nI affirm hope well
\nWhen I think of the other star;
\nIt's never too late, she tells me
\nThe dove will fly
\nI affirm hope well
\nWhen I think of the other star;
\nIt's never too late, he tells me
\nThe dove will fly
\nButterflies fly
\nthe crickets sing
\nMy skin turns black
\nAnd the sun shines and shines and shines
\nAnd in the afternoon when I return
\nIn the sky that appears
\nA star
\nIt's never too late, he tells me
\nThe dove will fly and fly and fly
\nWhile the yoke tightens
\nI have a hopeful fist
\nBecause everything
\nWill change
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\nChurch of Santa Cristina - Gorgo<\/span><\/strong><\/summary>\n

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\"\"<\/a>\u201cGorgo borgo antico\u201d, one of the oldest inhabited centers in the municipality of Fossalta di Portogruaro; here is the church of Santa Cristina, from the 14th century, surrounded by greenery and inserted in a suggestive grove of trees and native plants.
\nOwned by the Municipality, it has recently been restored in an exemplary manner.<\/span><\/p>\n

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Thanks to life (Violeta Parra)<\/em><\/p>\n

Thanks to the life that has given me so much:<\/em>
\nshe gave me two stars that when I open them,<\/em>
\nI see and distinguish black from white<\/em>
\nand in the high sky the starry background<\/em>
\nand in the crowd the man I love.<\/em><\/p>\n

Thanks to the life that has given me so much:<\/em>
\nhe gave me the sound and the spelling book,<\/em>
\nlike the words I think and proclaim:<\/em>
\nson, mother, friend and clear path,<\/em>
\nand the sweet voice of the one I love<\/em><\/p>\n

Thanks to the life that has given me so much:<\/em>
\nhe gave me the march of my tired feet;<\/em>
\nwith them I crossed puddles and beaches,<\/em>
\ncities and deserts, mountains and plains<\/em>
\nand your street, your house, your yard.<\/em><\/p>\n

Thanks to the life that has given me so much:<\/em>
\nhe gave me the heart that wants to escape<\/em>
\nwhen I look at the fruit of the human mind,<\/em>
\nwhen I look at the good away from the bad,<\/em>
\nwhen I see his clear gaze inside him<\/em><\/p>\n

Thanks to the life that has given me so much:<\/em>
\nhe gave me laughter and he gave me tears;<\/em>
\nthus I distinguish pain and joy,<\/em>
\nthe two elements that make my song<\/em>
\nand everyone's singing, my own singing.<\/em><\/p>\n<\/details>\n

\nBoldara mill<\/span><\/strong><\/summary>\n

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\"\"<\/a>The now unusable building is located in an area of great naturalistic interest between the Lemene river and the Battiferro canal, renaturalised by volunteers from the \"A park for Boldara\" association, who planted a large number of native trees, repopulating at the same time water it with algae and aquatic plants. It is strongly recommended to park your bicycle and enjoy the walk along the banks of the river, in a suggestive environment full of natural beauty.<\/span><\/p>\n

Solidarity (Mahtma Gandhi)<\/em><\/p>\n

Take a smile,<\/em>
\ngive it to someone who has never had it.<\/em>
\nCatch a ray of sunshine,<\/em>
\nmake it fly where the night reigns.<\/em>
\nDiscover a source,<\/em>
\nit makes those who live in the mud wet.<\/em>
\nTake a tear,<\/em>
\nplace it on the face of those who have not cried.<\/em>
\nTake courage,<\/em>
\nput it in the soul of those who don't know how to fight.<\/em>
\nDiscover life,<\/em>
\ntell it to those who can't understand it.<\/em>
\nTake hope<\/em>
\nand live in her light.<\/em>
\nTake the goodness,<\/em>
\ndonate it to those who don't know how to donate.<\/em>
\nDiscover love and let the world know.<\/em><\/p>\n<\/details>\n

\nMills of Stalis - Gruaro<\/span><\/strong><\/summary>\n

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\"\"<\/a>This milling complex which is located on the ancient route that connected Cordovado to the ancient Sestense abbey owes its name to the presence of stables - stabulis in the area. These are two mills on the Lemene, the oldest is mentioned in documents from 1432, the most recent dates back to the end of the 19th century.<\/span><\/p>\n

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Manifesto (Victor Jara)<\/em><\/p>\n

I don't sing for the love of singing<\/em>
\nor because I have a beautiful voice,<\/em>
\nI sing because the guitar<\/em>
\nhe has both feeling and reason<\/em><\/p>\n

She has a heart of earth<\/em>
\nand dove's wings<\/em>
\nIt's like holy water<\/em>
\nthat blesses joy and pain<\/em><\/p>\n

My singing has found a purpose<\/em>
\nas Violeta said<\/em>
\nhard-working guitar<\/em>
\nwith a spring scent<\/em><\/p>\n

My guitar is not for the rich<\/em>
\nno, not at all<\/em>
\nmy guitar sings of the scale<\/em>
\nthat we build to reach the stars<\/em><\/p>\n

Because a song makes sense<\/em>
\nwhen it pulsates in the veins<\/em>
\nof a man who will die singing<\/em>
\nsincerely singing the same song<\/em><\/p>\n

My song is not to collect awards<\/em>
\nnor to gain international fame<\/em>
\nit is for this narrow country<\/em>
\nright down to the bottom of the earth<\/em><\/p>\n

There, where everything comes to an end<\/em>
\nand where it all begins<\/em>
\na song that was courageous<\/em>
\nit will always be new.<\/em><\/p>\n<\/details>\n

\nChurch of San Pietro - Bagnarola<\/span><\/strong><\/summary>\n

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\"\"<\/a>The origin of this small church dedicated to Saint Peter the Apostle dates back to around the 11th - 12th century.
\nThe architectural layout, in Romanesque style, consists of a rectangular hall and a semicircular apse with a lowered arch opening.
\nThe old masonry is made up of heterogeneous recycled material, such as brick from the Roman era, arranged in a 'herringbone' pattern. Over the centuries the building has undergone various alterations, most evident on the facade wall; even the original bell vault has disappeared, now replaced by an iron bell tower.<\/span><\/p>\n

Praise of the Creatures of Saint Francis of Assisi<\/span><\/span><\/span><\/em><\/p>\n

Altissimu, onnipotente bon Signore,<\/em>
\ntue so' le laude, la gloria<\/em>
\net l'honore et onne benedictione.<\/em>
\nAd te solo, Altissimo, se konfano,<\/em>
\net nullu homo \u00e8ne dignu te mentovare.<\/em>
\nLaudato sie, mi' Signore,<\/em>
\ncum tucte le tue creature,<\/em>
\nspetialmente mess\u00f2r lo frate Sole,<\/em>
\nlo qual \u00e8 iorno, et all\u00f9mini noi per lui.<\/em>
\nEt ellu \u00e8 bellu e radiante<\/em>
\ncum grande splendore:<\/em>
\nde te, Altissimo, porta significatione.<\/em>
\nLaudato si', mi' Signore, per s\u00f2ra Luna e le<\/em>
\nStelle:in celu l'\u00e0i formate clarite et pretiose et elle.<\/em>
\nLaudato si', mi' Signore, per frate Vento<\/em>
\net per aere et nubilo et sereno et onne tempo,<\/em>
\nper lo quale a le tue creature d\u00e0i ustentamento.<\/em>
\nLaudato si', mi' Signore, per sor'Acqua.<\/em>
\nla quale \u00e8 multo utile et humile et pretiosa et casta.<\/em>
\nLaudato si', mi' Signore, per frate Focu,<\/em>
\nper lo quale ennallumini la nocte:<\/em>
\ned ello \u00e8 bello et iocundo et robustoso et forte.<\/em>
\nLaudato si', mi' Signore, per s\u00f2ra nostra matre Terra,<\/em>
\nla quale ne sustenta et governa,<\/em>
\net produce diversi fructi con coloriti fiori et herba.<\/em>
\nLaudato si', mi' Signore, per quelli ke perdonano<\/em>
\nper lo tuo amore et sostengo infirmitate et tribulatione.<\/em>
\nBeati quelli ke 'l sosterrano in pace,<\/em>
\nka da te, Altissimo, sirano incoronati!<\/em>
\nLaudato si', mi' Signore,<\/em>
\nper s\u00f2ra nostra Morte corporale,<\/em>
\nda la quale nullu homo vivente p\u00f2 scappare:<\/em>
\nguai a quelli ke morrano ne le peccata mortali;<\/em>
\nbeati quelli ke trovar\u00e0 ne le tue sanctissime voluntati,<\/em>
\nka la morte secunda no 'l farr\u00e0 male.<\/em>
\nLaudate et benedic\u00e9te<\/em>
\nmi' Signore et rengratiate<\/em>
\ne serviateli cum grande humilitate.<\/em><\/p>\n<\/details>\n

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