The plateau just a step from heaven, in Treschè Basin-Fabio Ambrosini Bres

The plateau just a step from heaven, in Treschè Basin-Fabio Ambrosini Bres paragliding photos

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Sunday, August 2 at 21.00 at the Palasilvio of in Treschè basin of Roana in Altopiano di Asiago, Fabio Ambrosini Bres presents "the plateau just a step from heaven", an evening of projections of photographs taken from a somewhat unusual and different.

Photo made by paraglider will be disclosed with comments and explanations on places overflown. The evening is organized by Comune di Roana and the ProLoco of Conca in Treschè.

The opportunity is not to be missed: the wonders of our plateau are unmatched views from the top and leave you speechless. Wonderful natural landscapes, forests, towns and districts and more thanks to this picture which shares with us this exciting imnmagini.

FABIO AMBROSINI BRES

Fabio Ambrosini tries his hand at paragliding since 1989; started almost by accident in La Thuile in Valle d'Aostain Italy, when hardly anyone knew what was that strange object with wings, so that in that year in Veneto there were just 5 pilots.

In 1999 an accident forces flight Fabio at convalescence for almost a year but in her intentions never fails the desire to keep flying indeed, participates in three courses SIV (simulation Flight problems) on Lake Garda which is of exercises that require closing and reopening of causing a free fall several meters and helping to handle the accident glider.

Since 1996 Fabio "hosts" many people by doing tandem flights, while from 2011, to fly on the plateau area, decides to go to PPG; This will give you the opportunity to document it with photos and home videos the wonderful views that this land offers in all seasons. From 2012 snaps thousands of photos whose results are in the selection of the best choices for the charitable evening organized in recent months. With more than 2,000 cast, Fabio flies in all seasons, three times a week for an average of an hour and a half.