Somethings are best left grown over.
A simple brush clear, what could go wrong?
Help attract more rock climbers the type of millenial tourists rural Italy seeks. Oops, then this, something forgotten revealed.
The reappearance of a giant tribute to Benito Mussolini etched into a cliff above a village in Italy has sparked a political row over the enduring legacy of the wartime dictator.
The word Dux — Latin for Duce or leader — was etched into a sheer cliff overlooking Villa Santa Maria in the central region of Abruzzo during Mussolini’s fascist regime. For decades, it was obscured by vegetation but the shrubs and bushes were recently cleared to open up routes for climbers, as the village sought to boost tourism.
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