Discovering Lavarone: The Rebirth of the Vaia Dragon in Trentino Alto Adige

Hello friends, how are you??

I hope everything is going well. I woke up this morning with the desire to share the place I visited yesterday, and to my great surprise, I found a completely revamped Steemit in terms of graphics. We are on the right track!!!
As I was saying, yesterday I visited a beautiful place called Lavarone, located in Trentino Alto Adige. I had already been to this place several months ago because it's a nice spot to find some cool air, although to feel truly comfortable you need to go up to a higher altitude.

I went to this place because I wanted to see the latest work of the artist Marco Martalar. For those who follow me, I have often talked about him, an artist who creates his works by salvaging wood from the Vaia storm, a terrible storm that hit these areas a few years ago. It was here that he had built the Vaia dragon, which I had already shared in my posts.
However, some bad person destroyed it by setting it on fire some time ago, but the artist did not lose heart and rebuilt it, albeit in a different version.

Upon arriving, I took a stroll around the village, noting the beauty of the place, which is very well maintained. Then I headed towards the path where the dragon is located, seeing people already taking photos and videos to capture this beautiful work of art.
My greatest discovery was that along the path, there are other art pieces by different artists, very cute and very original, I must say.

Naturally, I also encountered a group of cows; in fact, cow farming is very common here, both for meat but especially for milk, which must be very good because the grass here is excellent.

After the walk, I refreshed myself at the various fountains I encountered along the way, where the water was practically freezing.

Finally, I was also able to admire the Lake of Lavarone, a lake not very large but which has recently become a highly regarded tourist destination. That's why I didn't go down to the lake; it would have been too crowded for my taste!
I hope the photos were interesting, and I hope to see you in my next post!! See you soon!!