-
between the
Bocchetta Alta
degli Sfulmini and the
Bocca degli Armi. — Gino
Buscaini and
Ettore Castiglioni. The
Tower of
Brenta is a
large tower in between...
- for the
Pennine Alps.
Buscaini was so p****ionate
about mountaineering that,
together with his
partner Silvia Metzeltin Buscaini, he
explored mountains...
-
Exupery was
first climbed on
February 23, 1968, by
Silvia Metzeltin, Gino
Buscaini, Lino Condot,
Walter Romano &
Silvano Sinigoi, an
Italian team of climbers...
-
Committee - The
Dolomites (Italy),
Appendix 1.2,
Component Site 9 Castiglioni-
Buscaini, CAI
Guida dei
Monti d'Italia:
Dolomiti di Brenta, CAI-TCI (1977), page...
- (1400 m),6 h (10 h). Next ascents: On
January 26, 1987 Gino
Buscaini and
Silvia Metzeltin Buscaini climbed an 800-meter-high, snow-and-ice
couloir which had...
- peakbagger.com.
Retrieved 25
March 2015. "Jalovec" (in Slovenian). hribi.net.
Buscaini, Gino. 1974. Alpi Giulie. Milan: Club
Alpino Italiano, p. 408. Snoj, Marko...
- 287
Bovec muni****l site
Archived 5
October 2011 at the
Wayback Machine Buscaini, Gino. 1974. Alpi Giulie. Milan: Club
Alpino Italiano, p. 408. Kladnik...
-
Portale Geocartografico Trentino,
Provincia autonoma di
Trento Castiglioni-
Buscaini, TCI-CAI
Guida dei
Monti d'Italia:
Dolomiti di
Brenta (1977), page 241...
- "Sorpresa: Cima Tosa non è più la
vetta «regina» del Brenta". Castiglioni-
Buscaini, TCI-CAI
Guida dei
Monti d'Italia:
Dolomiti di
Brenta (1977), page 241...
- Alps” by M.
Botteri (1956) “Italian and
Slovenian Julian Alps” by Gino
Buscaini (1979) "Julian Alps | mountains, Europe".
Encyclopedia Britannica. Retrieved...
