Ruins of Lovato Water Mill

Spiazzo di Grancona, Liona Valley, Berici Hills, Vicenza, Veneto, Italy

March 19, 2006 - 4.30 PM

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Behind the ruins of the abandoned Lovato water mill, I see the border of the small ditch which supplied the power to the mill.

Moreover, here I see the end of the country civilization: this abandoned place stays at the border of a world which is fast disappaering at all.

Nostalgia of the past, the sepia color to remember the times when this was a place of life: fifty years ago people of the valley, very poor, came here to grind their corn. Now I see only the last ruins of the past.

In this valley some of the water mills have been saved and restored, this one hasn't been so lucky.

Location

Europe / Italy

Lat: 45° 24' 33" N
Long: 11° 27' 24" E

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Equipment

Canon EOS10D + Sigma 8mm Agnos rotator

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