Autotravel by car in Europe 2017. The mountain road of Italy conquered me.
I didn't make it to Cortina di Ampezzo this time either. Forgive me my critics, but I really want to convey the beauty of northern Italy. Apparently, I will repeat again that I cannot pass by the beauties of the mountain roads of northern Italy. There are thousands of hotels along the way, but there are almost no places. The most interesting thing is that in which hotel I went, then if there is a place, then for 50 euros you don’t have to dream. Today I stopped at a distant mountain hotel in the outskirts, where there are only five houses, so I was offered a room for 150 euros. From such a price, I suddenly cursed with a strong obscenity, it’s good that in Russian. The Italians even thanked me for giving their hotel a high rating.
Well done Europe and Italians. Many go to the mountains. It's beautiful and cooler than the sea. Now I myself think about the fact that the climate is getting hotter, and I need to look for a cooler rest. As much as I drive, I am amazed that thousands of tourists with chopsticks walk along all the mountain roads. True, some have them in their hands, and some have them in their teeth, but they still go. I met pensioners at an altitude of 2354 meters, who, apparently, knew Lenin in Europe. So they moved very fast. There is one cyclist for every five cars on the road. Mostly sports cyclists. France de Tours is very popular here. Many dream of participating in these races. Bicycles rise to heights of more than two thousand meters. How much strength and stamina do you need? In Russia, according to reports, millions of Russians go in for sports, and there is no one to serve in the army. Military commissars turn gray prematurely. Even morons and junkies are taken to serve in the army. I was convinced that the majority of Europeans lead a healthy lifestyle not for statistics, but for themselves personally. I examine the mountain peaks through the tube, and around them at the foot of hundreds of tourists, like ants. As they say, life goes on.
